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PrudensOptimus
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Just curious,...
what are some of the smartestes robot, humanoid on earth?
what are some of the smartestes robot, humanoid on earth?
What Are the Smartest Humanoid Robots on Earth?
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Humanoid robots are often perceived as lacking true intelligence, as their design does not necessarily address practical needs. While models like Asimo showcase impressive capabilities, they do not solve significant real-world problems compared to specialized robots. The discussion emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between the intelligence of the robots and that of their creators. There is skepticism about the necessity of humanoid robots when more effective solutions exist for tasks that are dangerous or tedious. Ultimately, the conversation questions the value and purpose of developing humanoid robots in the current technological landscape.
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I'd say humanoid robots aren't vvery clever at all, and I'm referring to the designers trying to create something we don't really need.
We already have robots designed to do stuff that is either too filthy, tedious or dangerous. Having a humanoid structure doesn't exactly help digging through smelly clogged pipes, assembling cars, or moving radioactive material, etc.
Sure, it's cool with Asimo or whatever being able to shake people's hands and stuff, but does it solve any problems?
Sorry for the rant, I know you were really asking for a list of clever bots, not my opinion
We already have robots designed to do stuff that is either too filthy, tedious or dangerous. Having a humanoid structure doesn't exactly help digging through smelly clogged pipes, assembling cars, or moving radioactive material, etc.
Sure, it's cool with Asimo or whatever being able to shake people's hands and stuff, but does it solve any problems?
Sorry for the rant, I know you were really asking for a list of clever bots, not my opinion
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I think we need to be careful about the use of the word "clever" (or "smart") in this situation, and question whether it's the robot which is being clever, or its creators.
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