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"Everyday AI." Artificial Intelligence. Ed. Peggy Thomas. San Diego: Lucent Books, 2005. 41-53. Lucent Library of Science and Technology. Gale Virtual Reference Library. Web. 4 June 2013.
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The video for nao robot technology that I chose is
accessible through the link above. This video chose some nao robots playing soccer
the most popular game in the world. More importantly, it demonstrates the
ability of a nao robot to locate the ball through very advanced precise
sensors. In addition, it shows their ability to move toward the ball and kick
toward the goal considering the existence of the opponent robots that will
prevent them from heading to the goal. All these things are not easy to program
and build it in a robot. Further, what struck me most was their ability to
stand up after falling down. It was just amazing how developed these robots
are. I believe this video is very optimistic, because it not only show the incredible
features of these robots, but it also suggest that this technology is still in
its beginning, and it’ll definitely move forward. Who knows, this technology
may change our relationship with robots in the future. This video was published
by a fan of robotics and the new technology called SuperRoboHead. In my
opinion, this does not affect the reliability of the video, because even if
there are commercialization purposes, I’m convinced that this is an amazing
technology.
According to Michael Bandele (2010), artificial intelligence is machine
that can be programmed in a way, so it can be implemented somewhere to handle
certain mission. He also declares that
AI main purpose is to develop the functioning of certain object in an
intelligent manner for the good of humans and the society. Moreover, he stated that, “The goal of computer simulations is to develop
programs that take into consideration the constraints of how humans perform
various cognitive tasks and incorporate these constraints into a program”
( Bandele, 2010).
Peggy Thomas affirms that Machine learning is highly
difficult. That’s because building a good model is really a creative act. As an
analogy, consider what it takes to design a robot. You’re balancing lots of
constraints such as budget, usage requirements, space limitations, etc.
However, trying to create the most precise and beautiful artificial
intelligence you can. A creative engineer will find a great solution.
Mathematically speaking engineering is solving an optimization problem and
creativity can be thought of as the ability to come up with a good solution
given an objective and constraints (Peggy, 2005). Furthermore, He said that, “In the 1960s AI experts
promised a robotic maid in every home. That has not happened, but AI experts
are optimistic that it will” (Peggy, 2005).
References:
Bendele, Michael S. "Artificial Intelligence." Salem Health: Psychology & Mental Health. Ed. Nancy A. Piotrowski. Vol. 1. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press, 2010. 184-188. Gale Virtual Reference Library. Web. 4 June 2013.
"Everyday AI." Artificial Intelligence. Ed. Peggy Thomas. San Diego: Lucent Books, 2005. 41-53. Lucent Library of Science and Technology. Gale Virtual Reference Library. Web. 4 June 2013.
SuperRoboHead(2011, November 5). . Retrieved May 28,2013, from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8bqzjZvSmc.
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