Chapter 3757: Teaching the robot to be a 'good baby'
At the press conference, Wu Hao's speech continued. He took a breath and said: "Of course, it is not enough to have a body with a voice system. In order to solve the problem of long-term battery life of the robot, we have developed battery technology.
We have made breakthroughs and not only developed industry-leading new lithium batteries, but also developed more advanced super solid-state batteries.
In this way, with the support of powerful battery technology, we can solve the problem of poor robot battery life.
Even in order to solve the problem of troublesome charging of robots, we have also developed wireless remote charging technology, which can achieve wireless power supply and wireless charging without going to the base or connecting cables, so that the robot can achieve unlimited range within a certain range.
Battery life.
Through these technologies, we have built a powerful body for the robot. However, these are not enough. This robot still lacks a brain and soul. For this reason, we continue to work hard on artificial intelligence technology and overcome countless problems.
Despite all the difficulties and obstacles, we finally developed our artificial intelligence assistant technology and created "Coco".
With its strong logical thinking ability, Coco has an IQ that surpasses humans and an emotional intelligence that is comparable to humans, allowing it to understand human expressions, not only verbal expressions, but also physical expressions, and the ability to feel.
to human emotional changes.
And with the continuous iterative upgrades, Coco gradually learns and imitates human emotions, so that he can better express and express himself, making himself closer to humans, and even more like humans."
Speaking of this, Wu Hao softened his tone and said: "Of course, this is not enough, because the reason why Coco is so smart and powerful is because it has powerful hardware support, or it has a
Developed brain.
To this end, we have specially designed and developed a super host for it. Some people may already know, yes, this is the Rubik's Cube located in the abyss of the artificial lake in our park."
As he spoke, Wu Hao glanced at the people in the audience, and then said with a wry smile: "But how such a huge and expensive Rubik's Cube can be assembled into the head of a robot is obviously impossible.
Therefore, we need to develop an AI system based on a robot brain, and a robot brain with super computing power.
To this end, we continue to conduct in-depth research and development on computer technology and first-level artificial intelligence technology."
Wu Hao's words seemed to have a magical power, locking everyone's eyes on him. He paused, as if he was preparing the next big news. The entire venue was so quiet that only each other's heartbeats could be heard.
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"After countless days and nights of exploration and attempts, we finally made breakthrough progress.
We have developed a micro supercomputer called the 'Smart Core', which integrates the core algorithm and computing power of the Rubik's Cube super host, but only weighs about three kilograms. In this way, it can be perfectly embedded into the robot body." Wu
Hao's voice revealed his confidence and pride in the technical achievements he had achieved.
With this intelligent core, the robot can have a powerful brain, so that the robot can have the ability to learn and evolve on its own, and can continuously optimize its behavior pattern in daily interactions with humans.
, a more accurate understanding of human needs and emotions.”
"But, that's not all."
He deliberately lengthened his voice to whet the audience's appetite, "In order to allow robots to better integrate into human society, we also designed an emotional simulation system for them called 'Heartstrings.'
This system can analyze and simulate human emotional reactions, allowing robots to respond appropriately and compassionately when faced with different situations."
In the audience, a young technology expert whispered excitedly to the people next to him: "This is simply the plot of a science fiction novel! Wu Hao and the others really did it!"
The middle-aged scholar next to the young technology expert had a wise light in his eyes. He nodded slightly and responded in a low voice: "It is true that Wu Hao and the others are leading a technological revolution.
But have you ever thought about the ethical challenges hidden behind such technology?
With robots possessing the ability to self-learn and emulate emotions, the boundaries between them and humans will become blurred. How do we ensure that they always serve human well-being rather than becoming a potential threat?"
Hearing this, the young expert frowned slightly, and after thinking for a moment, he replied: "This is indeed a question worth pondering. But I think the key lies in how we set the moral standards and behavioral norms of these robots.
As Wu Hao mentioned just now, they established strict moral principles at the beginning of the design.
As long as we can continue to monitor and adjust these guidelines to ensure they are consistent with human values, I believe robots will become our most effective assistants rather than threats."
The middle-aged scholar smiled slightly and seemed quite satisfied with the young expert's answer: "You are right. Technology itself is neutral, the key lies in how we use it.
Wu Hao and his team have obviously realized this. Not only have they made breakthroughs in technology, but they have also thought deeply about ethics and morality. This is truly commendable."
Wu Hao on the stage, after a short video, continued: "Now, our robot has a powerful body and a smart brain, but this alone is not enough."
Wu Hao changed his tone and said: "Today's robot is like a newborn baby. It is a blank piece of paper. We have to teach it to know the world, understand the world, and teach it the correct values, worldview, right and wrong. Only
In this way, the robot will not learn to be bad and can be a good baby."
Hehehe...
After hearing Wu Hao's words, everyone in the audience chuckled.
Wu Hao also smiled and said: "Yes, we need to instill correct values and views of right and wrong into it, such as the widely spread so-called three laws of robots, or the four laws of robots.
In fact, we really need to regulate the robot's words and deeds so that it does not harm people. Just having these three laws and four laws is far from enough.
To this end, we have specially designed a very complete set of basic laws, or its behavioral guidelines, for robots. This set of behavioral guidelines is very complex and must take into account all aspects. For example, robots must not harm humans, so what is harm to humans?
What is not harmful to human beings?
There needs to be a clear limit for this, but this limit seems very simple, but it is actually very difficult. Because it involves a very wide range of scope and situations, it is very easy for loopholes to appear."