Smart Robots -- What's Next?

While military uses have tended to dominate commercial development of autonomous robots in America, the business opportunities for smart robots are also sizable, according to Daniel Lee, an engineering professor at the University of Pennsylvania. Lee, who recently spoke about the future of robotics as part of the Executive Master's in Technology Management program, has an ambitious goal: to learn how to make robots think and act like humans.
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[elinorkonen]

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[skylar15123]

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[brockn613]

well i cant say robots arent taking over the world (no i am not paraniod) but even so they are taking over in a good way though, i think! ;)

[Timeline15]

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[DChighQ]

@MCorman22 smarter than us, not likely anytime soon. the real trouble is goana be in finding a way to destroy the concept of money and find a way to create unlimited food and then give people intelligence quickly and easily so they can skip the 25+ years it takes to become a doctor, increasing life expectancy is the real key here however. We won't get anywhere near planet populating until we can make people immortal.

[crmauttone]

cool :D

[Lighteryblue]

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[MCorman22]

Yea it is facinating, however this is going to lead to our demise, they are going to become smarter than us

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[sulthus]

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