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Reading books using Human Level Artificial Intelligence – Video

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This video shows a robot reading different books. The instructions to read a novel is different from the instructions to read a technical book. The robot #39;s conscious (the voice in the robot #39;s...

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Magisto Upgrades Artificial Intelligence Algorithm Introduces Emotion Sense Technology – Video

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Technology Brings Human Emotion Into Video Stories; Helps The Movie #39;Make Itself #39; New York City, NY, June 20, 2013 mdash;Today, Magisto introduced a new component of its patent-pending artificial...

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Controlling Microsoft Server 2008 (pt.2) using Human Level Artificial Intelligence – Video

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This video shows a robot following commands from a user to control Microsoft server 2008. The user has no knowledge about network operating systems like Linux or Windows server. The user...

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Controlling Microsoft Server 2008 (pt.1) using Human Level Artificial Intelligence
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Alan Turing’s Contributions to Artificial Intelligence: Can Machines Think? – Video

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A talk by Yngvi Bjrnsson and Kristinn R. Thrisson entitled "Alan Turing #39;s Contributions to Artificial Intelligence: Can Machines Think?". The talk was held...

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controlling photoshop (pt.1) using Human Level Artificial Intelligence – Video

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In this video a robot is following instructions from a user to modify an image using photoshop. The user gives a command to change the color of an eye image ...

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Controlling photoshop (pt.2) using Human Level Artificial Intelligence
In this video a robot is following instructions from a user to modify an image using photoshop. The user gives a command to make an old person young again. T...

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Robot games spur advances in artificial intelligence

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EINDHOVEN, Netherlands On any other soccer field it might be considered a disaster.

The forwards keep getting calls against them. The goalie falls over when the ball isnt even near the net. As for the striker well lets just say he wont be rushed when he lines up to kick the ball.

But this isnt the Champions League.

Its RoboCup 2013 and what it is championing is robotic technology and artificial intelligence. While the robots may seem a bit bumbling, theyre getting smarter every year and by 2050 the goal is to have a team of robots beat humans at their own game.

A team of 20 University of B.C. students is here among the 2,500 participants from around the world and while in early rounds their pint-sized robots the Thunderbots were holding their own, the most lasting impact will be sharing their knowledge and learning with others here, a kind of robotic crowd-sourcing that each year ensures the soccer-playing robots advance even more.

Its definitely more than the time on the playing field, said Andrea Palmer, out-going technical team lead, who is heading up the Thunderbots along with incoming lead Andrew Wong.Its a great learning experience for everyone on our team.

We brought two first year engineers and they actually got to sit down with the second best team in the league and talk through all of their code and all of their electronics and they learned a lot from that.

We have PhD students on our team who are also learning so its a great experience for everything and to see the amount of intelligence thats in this room right now, and with all the sponsors here and being able to learn from them and interact with them its an amazing experience.

Its a playing field thats not exactly level, though. Jacky Baltes, a professor of robotics at the University of Manitoba and the organizing chair for the humanoid league at RoboCup 2013, said UBC and the University of Manitoba, the only two Canadian teams in the 40-country event, dont enjoy the kind of funding other countries expend on boosting their robotic research.

Both of these teams have been very successful, the UBC team has focusing on the small size league and we have been focusing on the humanoid league, he said.

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