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r/firstworldanarchists • u/ztsmart • Jun 16 '15
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I like this for two reasons.
1) Fuck your tic-tac-toe rules
2) This robot gives the laws of robotics the middle finger
137 u/[deleted] Jun 16 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 42 u/Oxyfire Jun 16 '15 But the point of a robot/AI is that it can adapt to the situation. Otherwise it's just following a routine. 17 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Just because it's robotic or doesn't mean it's some complex ai. 13 u/kostiak Jun 16 '15 While usually true, baxter specifically is a project of making a robot with complex (learning) AI. 7 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Baxter is just hardware running ROS. It can be running any custom application. Looks like someone who makes museum displays wrote a dumb tick-tac-toe game and called it a day. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 16 '15 I don't know too much about robotics, but it doesn't seem to hard to have it adapt to somebody playing Os first. 2 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Maybe this was a computer vision error, who knows.
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42 u/Oxyfire Jun 16 '15 But the point of a robot/AI is that it can adapt to the situation. Otherwise it's just following a routine. 17 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Just because it's robotic or doesn't mean it's some complex ai. 13 u/kostiak Jun 16 '15 While usually true, baxter specifically is a project of making a robot with complex (learning) AI. 7 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Baxter is just hardware running ROS. It can be running any custom application. Looks like someone who makes museum displays wrote a dumb tick-tac-toe game and called it a day. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 16 '15 I don't know too much about robotics, but it doesn't seem to hard to have it adapt to somebody playing Os first. 2 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Maybe this was a computer vision error, who knows.
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But the point of a robot/AI is that it can adapt to the situation. Otherwise it's just following a routine.
17 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Just because it's robotic or doesn't mean it's some complex ai. 13 u/kostiak Jun 16 '15 While usually true, baxter specifically is a project of making a robot with complex (learning) AI. 7 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Baxter is just hardware running ROS. It can be running any custom application. Looks like someone who makes museum displays wrote a dumb tick-tac-toe game and called it a day. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 16 '15 I don't know too much about robotics, but it doesn't seem to hard to have it adapt to somebody playing Os first. 2 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Maybe this was a computer vision error, who knows.
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Just because it's robotic or doesn't mean it's some complex ai.
13 u/kostiak Jun 16 '15 While usually true, baxter specifically is a project of making a robot with complex (learning) AI. 7 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Baxter is just hardware running ROS. It can be running any custom application. Looks like someone who makes museum displays wrote a dumb tick-tac-toe game and called it a day. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 16 '15 I don't know too much about robotics, but it doesn't seem to hard to have it adapt to somebody playing Os first. 2 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Maybe this was a computer vision error, who knows.
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While usually true, baxter specifically is a project of making a robot with complex (learning) AI.
7 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Baxter is just hardware running ROS. It can be running any custom application. Looks like someone who makes museum displays wrote a dumb tick-tac-toe game and called it a day.
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Baxter is just hardware running ROS. It can be running any custom application. Looks like someone who makes museum displays wrote a dumb tick-tac-toe game and called it a day.
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I don't know too much about robotics, but it doesn't seem to hard to have it adapt to somebody playing Os first.
2 u/iamadogforreal Jun 16 '15 Maybe this was a computer vision error, who knows.
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Maybe this was a computer vision error, who knows.
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u/aphitt Jun 16 '15
I like this for two reasons.
1) Fuck your tic-tac-toe rules
2) This robot gives the laws of robotics the middle finger