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In the AI 'Robogym', machines train to be more like humans

Whether AI-powered robots can live up to their promise remains unclear.

The Star MalaysiaJames Paton查看原文 ↗
在人工智能“机器人健身房”中,机器通过训练变得更像人类。

When one robot learns a new skill, they all get smarter as the data is fed into a cloud-based platform, or a shared brain. — Magnific

MUNICH: Neura Robotics is not a household name. It’s not even the most prominent business in Metzingen, a German town of 22,000 people that is also home to fashion brand Hugo Boss.

But in just a few months, Neura’s founder, David Reger, has attracted investment from some of the world’s most powerful technology companies, including Nvidia and Amazon, and received invitations to meet the leaders of Europe’s three largest economies.

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