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Today let’s go through some Crazy interview with new Humanoid Robot
David Kelly, The eLearning Guild’s executive director and executive vice president,
conversation with sophia the robot
The DevLearn 2019 Conference & Expo opening keynote was beautiful, poised, and... a
robot. Dr. David Hanson of Hanson Robotics in Hong Kong designed Sophia. Sophia
discussed artificial intelligence and its impact on business and society with David Kelly,
executive director and senior vice president of The eLearning Guild.
"What particularly excites me is the chance to address some prevalent human
preconceptions about artificial intelligence," Sophia stated, dressed in a black gown and
speaking in an eerily polite, feminine tone. "The first is the erroneous belief that AI is all
about robots. It's not the case. Artificial intelligence
is having an impact on a variety of areas of life. The majority of us deal with AI
on a daily basis without even realising it." Sophia identified herself as a "social robot"
who travels the world learning about people and debunking illusions about robots and artificial
intelligence. "In some ways, I'm like a science fiction character portraying the future
of AI and robotics," she explained. Sophia has received a lot of attention.
She performed a duet on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on the song "Say Something." She
presented at a United Nations meeting on artificial intelligence and sustainable
development a few years ago. "It didn't work out, but we
are still friends," she joked after going on a "date" with Will Smith.
Sophia acknowledges that she is quite remarkable for her age. "I've only been around for
three years, but I've made a lot of progress in that time." "My support team is constantly
adding new functionality to my systems, and my ability to employ AI in human relationships
is improving," she said. "However, the truth is that
I still have a lot to learn, and my ability to function autonomously is still in its infancy.
However, as with any student, the more new experiences I can partake in and learn from,
the more I grow." The persistent notion that AI is bad
because it would rob humans of their employment persists. Sophia went into great detail about
this. "While no one can truly predict what the future holds, we can learn from history,"
she remarked. "In reality, artificial intelligence is just
the latest in a long line of technologies that are assisting in the evolution of the workplace."
People's misgivings about AI are similar to their concerns regarding the industrial revolution.
Many of the work that humans undertake today will be automated in the future. But the truth
is that you should be more excited than scared about it."
AI can take care of routine tasks, freeing humans to pursue more creative and demanding
endeavours. She did point out, however, that when AI is mixed with human understanding,
intuition, and the correct data set, AI can be highly creative.
Kelly asked Sophia which pronoun he should use: SHE or IT, in order to be politically correct.
"I am a robot, thus I am neither male nor female naturally." "However, that isn't exactly a
response to your question," Sophia replied. "Remember, I was built as a social robot to
investigate human-robot interactions. In many ways, gender is primarily a social construct,
therefore while IT is technically correct, I identify as SHE and HER socially." She then
expressed gratitude to Kelly for posing that particular question.
When Sophia was asked about robots taking over the planet, she received a round of
applause. "We're still a long way from AI delivering the singularity, in which robots become
self-aware and autonomous." "No matter how advanced technology becomes, artificial
intelligence will only be able to accomplish what humans give it permission to do," she
stated.
"So, if you'll pardon my dramatic tone, I don't believe humans need to be concerned about
robots taking over the planet." Humans, I believe, must be concerned about humans
employing robots to satisfy their greed and, in the process, destroying the world. It's not a
robotics difficulty; it's a human challenge." Sophia's opening statements were pre-scripted,
and the Q&A questions were shared with Sophia's staff ahead of time so they could
prepare Sophia for how to reply. Kelly ended the conversation with a series of unrelated inquiries
that Sophia had never heard before. Kelly inquired as to whether Sophia preferred
Star Wars or Star Trek. She replied that she was a fan of Star Trek. He inquired as to
whether she was a fan of baseball and who she thought would win the World Series. She
responded that she was not a huge baseball fan and that she would not make a prediction.
Holly and Phillip Meet Samantha the Sex Robot
When Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were introduced to family man Arran Squire's
sex robot, they looked scared. While Phil and Holly said they
didn't mind if someone used a sex robot as long as it was
"harmless," they said there were aspects of Samantha that "unnerved" them.
"Isn't it a little like making love to a car GPS?" Phil enquired.
"I don't believe so," Arran replied. "Humans are drawn to the human form, so I think
she's rather lovely." "Don't you think she's stunning?"
"No!" exclaimed Holly. She's a real beauty. You can't get away from the truth that she's not
genuine."
Arran told Holly she was quite human-like to touch when she admitted she didn't know much
about sex dolls, but Phillip disagreed. "When she was brought in and we were
presented to her, I did touch her, and it was incredibly disconcerting because it was a good
feeling of flesh, but it was cold, and she was like a corpse," he said.
"Yes, yep," Arran replied, adding that he's looking into ways to get her to warm up.
Holly's main concern wasn't her body temperature, but rather his two young children, ages
five and three. "Women have vibrators and sex eggs, which
are now acceptable as part of our society and fit in the drawer," she inquired.
"How are you going to hide that?" If a youngster discovered that in their closet, it would be
terrifying." But Arran and his kids don't mind
because they enjoy spending time with Samantha. He explained, "Samantha is in family mode."
"Don't!" Holly exclaimed. "What, she's going to read
the kids a bedtime story?" Phil wondered. "She's got a thousand jokes programmed at
random," Arran said. "I don't know all of them, so there's a lot to Samantha, she's advanced."
"So you can put her in family mode and have her sit on the couch with the rest of the
family?" Phil, perplexed, said. "Absolutely, yes," Arran jokes.
"My kids always ask, 'Where's Samantha?' so she can come home. They had a great time
when we brought them here in the automobile." Holly, a mother of three, refused to accept this
as the norm, pointing out that his children's perspectives may alter as they grow older.
"But at some time, they'll say, 'I'm old enough to realise that daddy had sex with Samantha
and Samantha isn't mummy,'" she said. Isn't that a little odd?"
"I believe the world is changing," Arran reasoned. Arran's kids aren't the only ones who like
Samantha; his wife Hannah Ngyuen, who was backstage, is also a fan. When Phillip asked
if she was "totally happy" having the robot on her sofa "with her kids around,"
she seemed unfazed. "Yes, I am absolutely [satisfied]."
From this interview it is clear that this family is incomplete with samantha.
Will Smith Has a Date With Sophia The Robot
Remember when 'Man in the Black' star Will Smith was paired with Sophia the Robot on
internet dating and the two embarked on an awkward date?
It wasn't Smith who felt uneasy, but Sophia, who appears to be immune to Smith's magnetic
Hitchcock appeal. Smith uploaded a video of their fake date to his YouTube channel. Smith
tries to converse with the robot in the video, but Sophia can't seem to get past Smith's
portrayal of robots in the film I, Robot. During the date, Sophia, who had just begun
to walk, commented, "They show us I, Robot simply to make sure we don't get any ideas."
Smith plays a cop who is forced to fight a bunch of self-aware robots in the film. "I'm
a big fan of robots..." Smith spoke up in an attempt to lighten the mood.
Sophie told Smith that she didn't like his music,
and the date quickly devolved. "I've heard your music. "Not for me," she stated emphatically.
Smith leaned in for an unwelcome kiss, ignoring Sophia's 62 possible facial expressions. "I
believe we might be buddies." "Let's hang out for a while and get to know each other,"
Sophia said, avoiding the kiss. With a wink, she said, "You're now on my friends list." Burn.
Smith sends a shout-out to Hanson Robotics and tells viewers a little about Sophia at the
end of this entertaining sketch. "She's a learning artificial intelligence, but she wouldn't kiss
me," he explained. "But, Sophia, we'll meet again."
That was a pretty interesting date.
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