Honda Robot ASIMO conducts Detroit orchestra

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Start date May 18, 2008
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The discussion highlights the impressive hardware capabilities of a particular AI system showcased in a linked video. However, participants emphasize that the AI's functionality is limited, as it merely replicates the recorded motions of a human conductor rather than exhibiting true artificial intelligence. The conversation suggests that while advancements are notable, AI technology still has significant limitations and is not yet capable of independent tasks, such as preparing breakfast.

May 18, 2008

edward

Now if I could just get one to fix my breakfast.

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May 18, 2008

waht

Hardware wise it's pretty impressive.

AI is still a long way to go.

May 19, 2008

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waht said:

AI is still a long way to go.

Yeah, clearly: there was no AI involved. It just played back the recorded motions of a human conductor.

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