The document discusses artificial intelligence and compares modern AI capabilities to the fictional Star Trek computer. It notes that current AI systems can do more than simply answer random questions, as the Star Trek computer did. Examples are given of machine learning, neural networks, evolutionary computation and other bio-inspired algorithms that allow robots and other systems to perceive, learn and adapt their behavior. The document suggests that continued research and engineering will help create more intelligent robots and personal assistants.
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For more information contact: it.linkedin.com/in/ebusto
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The Star Trek computer doesnt seem so interesting (on Artificial Intelligence and Robotics) ... maria vircikova for google dev fest 2014
1. ‘The Star Trek Computer
doesn’t seem so interesting...’
Maria Vircikova (maria.vircik AT gmail)
2. Artificial Intelligence IS PROGRAMMING IN 2014
BTW, this is the
most important
slide, so now
relax :)
program a learning ability
protocols, GUIs numbers, pictures
heuristics optimization, learning
debugging training & testing
information data
[after discussion with Rudolf Jaksa (my colleague)]
Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
3. PROGRAMMING A Learning Ability
can you imagine
manually
programming all
this movements?
Video to watch
http://goo.gl/VUyOP1
Key point:
I have not programmed all the
movements of the robots. Not even
one. The dance evolved (using genetic
algorithm).
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4. “The Star Trek computer doesn't seem that interesting.
They ask it random questions, it thinks for a while.
I think we can do better than that.”
Business Week, May 3, 2004
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5. Center For Intelligent TEchnologies
Dpt. Cybernetics & Artificial Intelligence
Faculty of Electrical Engineering & Informatics
Technical University of Kosice
home,
sweet home
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7. Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
8. Artificial Intelligence & ROBOTS
advanced Human-Robot Interaction
learning from demonstration
learning from experience
nonlinear control
object recognition + tracking
phu, tough
problems
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9. Google's Robotic Army
Illustration by Paul Lachine
To read http://gizmodo.com/a-humans-guide-to-googles-many-robots-1509799897
http://www.popsci.com/article/technology/why-google-building-robot-army
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10. RObotics & Google Video to watch
http://goo.gl/HuIv7h
If Meka is providing the foundations for the top half of Google's robot, Schaft may offer the bottom.
Source: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/feb/10/robots-artificialintelligenceai
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11. RObotics & Google Videos to watch
http://goo.gl/MK2yMz
http://goo.gl/JURvDl
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12. RObotics & Google
Ambient intelligence
https://www.udacity.com/course/cs373
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13. what do you think
about robots?
"There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home."
Ken Olsen, founder of Digital Equipment Corporation, 1977
Don’t be a hater!
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14. ROBOTICS & MAria
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15. Robot is Software. Or, is it Hardware? Is it PC with legs?
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16. Human is more the behaviour of person then its flesh.
Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
17. “Google is not really a search company.
It’s a machine-learning company.
Matthew Zeiler, wired.com/2014/07/google_brain/
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18. ‘Research happens across all of Google, and affects everything we do’
Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
19. PERFECT PERSONAL ASSISTANT
What the
heck!
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20. Perception
(Recognition )
RESPONSE
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21. Perfect
Personal
Assistant???
so, what´s the difference between Charlie´s assistant and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_1apYo6-Ow
the assistant in the HER movie?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ne6p6MfLBxc
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22. Perception
(Recognition )
RESPONSE
Why I have
to learn?
LEARNING
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23. Robotics + Artificial Intelligence by r.jaksa
goal of AI -----> intelligent robot
robot -----> image + sound + data processing
learning -----> intelligent
robotics software -----> very complex
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24. ~1940 ~1940 ~1950
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25. ~1980
phuuu…
a hipster PC
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26. I can …
solve mathematical
problems,
Diagnose Disease,
Play Chess ...
We Can …
tIe shoelaces
understand the Commonsense
language,
Describe Pictures ...
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27. Why I have
to learn?
“and when it comes to these TOUGH
Questions OF CReating the Mind,
Philosophers are Useful, but I’m
putting my money on the Engineers ...”
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28. Artificial Intelligence … many things. The Computational Intelligence covers following:
Evolutionary Computation Fuzzy Systems Neural Networks
Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
29. Artificial Intelligence … many bio-inspired things
Evolutionary Computation
1. initial population
2. evaluate
3. repeat
i. best-fit individuals for reproduction - parents
ii. crossover and mutation
iii. evaluate
iv. replace
Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
30. Artificial Intelligence … many bio-inspired things
Evolutionary
Computation
Traveling salesman problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUEOuI2fK-M
Stability of the robot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=mTMhhQnxHm4
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31. Artificial Intelligence … many bio-inspired things
Evolutionary
Computation Painting Mona Lisa :)
https://www.youtube.
com/watch?v=TManzvC9pi8
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32. Artificial Intelligence … many bio-inspired things
Fuzzy Systems/Fuzzy Reasoning
(Here I told my personal story ..).
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33. Artificial Intelligence … many bio-inspired things
Neural Networks
Robot is able to track sound with the simplest neural
network!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeS3lFqK3C0
Simple object recognition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXv3QqvTvlI
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34. Artificial Intelligence … many bio-inspired things
IEC + NN + Fuzzy are often used together, then we call it Hybrid Systems (if they use 2 of them or all of them)
Learn to walk (IEC + NN)
https://www.youtube.
com/watch?v=xcIBoPuNIiw
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35. Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
36. Neural Networks … bio-inspired ---> brain but..!
figures: OolutionTech
Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
37. Neural Networks
are NOT Brains :)
power is in connecting layers
Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
38. TRAINING & TESTING
building a training set
https://www.youtube.
com/watch?v=JpbU7ZGaij8
Dogs are strange
creatures.
Maria Vircikova: The StarTrek Computer doesn’t seem so interesting… on Intelligent Technology CIT - Center for Intelligent Technologies
39. The Principal Activities of Brains are Making Changes in Themselves.
[M. Minsky]
Neural Networks
can do that too!
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40. Perceptron (1964!)
Self-Organizing Maps (Kohonen)
BackPropagation
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41. Web Search
Speech
Recognition
Object
Recognition
Language
Translation
Self-driving
Cars
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42. By Tom Simonite on November 18,
2014, MIT Technology Review
http://www.technologyreview.com/
“Google’s Brain-Inspired
Software Describes What It
Sees in Complex Images”
deep learning for
combination of natural
language processing and
object recognition
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43. Artificial Intelligence IN 2014: Challenges
Help us to
improve.
deep learning - image recognition
noisy environment speech
big data - data fusion / aggregation
partner-like interaction
emotions (affective, social, kansei)
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44. Artificial Intelligence as a Service
Google example CIT example
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45. who to follow or at least, google :)
Peter Norvig
Ray Kurzweil
Sebastian Thrun
kurzweilai.net
research.google.com
http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/
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46. Artificial Intelligence IS PROGRAMMING IN 2014
programming to learn
protocols, GUIs numbers, pictures
heuristics optimization, learning
debugging training & testing
information data
let’s go ….
party, party
together
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