An Autonomous Agent That Can Move Between Hardware Systems

Wired have reported on a autonomous agent system, produced by Naveen Kuppuswamy of the KAIST robot labs, that can move between a number of hardware substrates including robots and PCs.The agent learns via genetic algorithms and has been constructed to be trained for loyalty and recognisable emotions. (More ….)

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