Name: TEDx】ロボット工学の未来。TEDxTaipei 2012でのDavid Hanson氏の講演 (【TEDx】The future of robotics: David Hanson at TEDxTaipei 2012)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:57:04.000Z
Duration: 16 min 49 s
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how we are going to pave a path for machines

and then surpass us and their brilliants.

I believe that it is possible in the next 15 to 20 years.

we're able to achieve human level expressivity

in terms of mental performance for general intelligence.

we already have machines that exceed  human level brilliant.

In order to bring together these little pockets  of genius and machines

and that's where an open source movement can come in

into a tapestry of general intelligence in machines.

So now my background is bringing together  various technologies,

and artistry to make Robotster extremely human-like,

and their physical presences and their  conversational capabilities.

These are some examples of some of the robots  that I've built.

So you can see that we achieve human-like expressivity

Thanks to some technology breakthroughs  that I'll tell you about,

Now we've transition that technology  into mass produced product.

these products have conversational capabilities.

recognize your face, see your facial expressions,

and they also present to you their facial expressions

Previously, we've really enjoyed these kind of  characters in fictions,

people are favorable in their reaction to characters.

because we're hard wired for this social exchange.

are respond to the human visual social presence.

and FMRI scan, when they scans people's brains.

It equates to potentially a more intuitively form  of computing,

a more intuitive kind of human computer interface.

However, when you add a complete character identity,

and maybe eventually has real deep feelings,

then, we can start to push a sympathy between

the machines that we're developing,  making them more intelligent

So these potentially pushes A.I. to understand us better,

and also can inspire us to care about them.

to bond with that first face that we see;

we recognize faces right when we're born,

and we also recognize facial expressions.

and entertainment, and robots, that look like people.

This means, that we shouldn't change the human

to respond to robot that look like machines.

It's inappropriate sometimes if there is a vacuum  floors and do various of things,

but for some applications, it's extremely useful

Now robot are starting to become  considerably more capable,

So you've got amazingly physical capabilities.

You've got this latest Baxter just came out of

This expressive Einstein robot that I built.

Kawada Heavy Industry in the University of Tokyo.

Robots are getting considerably more capable.

And their capabilities, they're becoming  considerably more like us.

Now my specialty in one regard is facial expressions.

making the robots have facial expressions.

"but you're my friend, and I¡¦ll remember my friends,"

"and I will be good to you, so don't worry,"

"even if I evolve into the terminator; I¡¦ll be nice to youÿ"

(The pointer isn't working, so if you can back it up for me?)

"I¡¦ll keep you warm and safe in my people zoo where I can watch you for old time sake."

"I'm comforting. I'm very comforting now."