The company Figure has a robot that is powered by artificial intelligence, Open AI to be exact. Meet Figure 01. Now, we’ve seen humanoid robots perform some impressive feats, and we’ve held uncanny conversations with household assistants. But this robot combines both those abilities with super-smooth dexterity guided by his own vision, and logical reasoning when conversing with a human. You will notice a few things. This robot has learned to use the human “uh” in its language when there is a pause caused by information loading -just like we do. There’s also a stutter at one point, which is just too human, especially when partnered with a natural inflection. Also notice that when it puts all the dishes together, at about 1:34, the robot shows a slight hesitation when the plate wobbles, and gives the rack a tiny shove to make sure it falls into place. It was a snap decision, probably unnecessary, but a much faster reaction than most decisions in the video. The only real “mistake” I see is that he identifies the dishes in the rack as a (singular) plate and (multiple) cups. If pluralizing nouns is its only language flaw, it’s doing better than most humans.
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Throughout the video, I was waiting for Figure 01 to say, “I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that.” But it did all the things, and seems almost human. The guy talking to him does, too. -via the Awesomer
Source: neatorama