Researchers at Stanford University train robots to respond to simple tasks using artificial intelligence.
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Researchers at Stanford University train robots to respond to simple tasks using artificial intelligence.
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Artificial intelligence seems to be everywhere in our virtual life. It is in the results of our research and phones. But what happens when artificial intelligence moves from chat to the real world? NPR science editor and correspondent Jeff Promville made a trip to intelligence through the automatic interaction of Scale LAB at Stanford University to find out how scientists use Amnesty International to power robots and the great style of them to perform simple tasks.
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