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This document discusses the convergence of man and machine through the development of robots that think and act more human-like. It references several research projects aimed at creating robots with artificial neural networks and direct sensory-action capabilities. The document proposes potential future applications of more human-like robots, such as surgical procedures conducted by robots without doctors, robotic supervisors for assembly lines, robotic nannies, and even humanoid spouses.
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Presentation
- 1. Man and Machine Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer FA102a, Research, Product Proposal and TransMedia Explorations
- 2. Man and Machine Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer “Almost Human: Making Robots Think” http://www.kurzweilai.net/almost-human-by-lee-gutkind-scientists-pursue-the-goal-of-robots-that-think Assignment Two, Research
- 3. Man and Machine Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer - Designed to schmooze and glad-hand with human attendees Assignment Two, Research http://www.filmmusicmag.com/file-uploads/blue.jpg
- 4. Man and Machine Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer “The robot is controlled by an artificial neural network architecture.” Assignment Two, Research http://link.springer.com.ezproxy.hofstra.edu/article/10.1007%2Fs1339-016-0761-x
- 5. Man and Machine Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer Assignment Two, Research “Many projects in robotics and artificial intelligence have highlighted the value of a direct sensory-action approach where intelligence requires a body”
- 6. Man and Machine Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer Human Traits in Robot Bodies… Assignment Two, Future Product or Service ‒ Surgical procedures without doctors ‒ Assembly line supervisors ‒ Robotic nannies ‒ Humanoid spouses