Japanese Artificial Intelligence

Japan has done it. One of the first AI androids. While watching the Japanese channel, I saw an episode where they showed androids. . . female androids. For those who do not know, AI stands for Artificial Intelligence.

It's giving me these naughty imaginations. . . Even though I have my own girlfriend. . .

I want to fuck it.

Lol. It has this substance to make it feel like it has human skin, so it is fuck-able, just without the wetness.

I want to know if those androids can see with their eyes or not....

I don't know, but they do have sensors.
There was one when this guy was rubbing her boobs and the android would say "Please, stop touching my breasts. You're hurting me"
Not much of a realistic reply, though.

They creep me out :?

Hah, still very impressive. I remember reading where there was a Japanese company making something like that as female clerks for hotels and such.

Only a matter of time till they start writing our checks too!... awesome!

i wish they make anime adroids..............coz anime faces are more cute!!! (>_<)

thats some freaky shit....

Wow. Though I do not know if it's AI or not. She might be programmed with premade replies and such.

AI usually has the meaning in itself that the AI learns over time by itself or by the help of someone and can use his own understanding of everything to make assumptions or decisions.

Though I like the voice. She's hot.

I highly doubt that's true AI, but it probably has some AI features. I'm willing to bet it can see with its eyes.

What I want to know is how well it can walk. From what I remember of some simple robotics, walking and balance are a complete bitch to program into a human look-alike. I wouldn't be too surprised if that thing had a stand, since they didn't show its legs too well.

And those hands... Fuck that thing is creepy.

What you say are true,They are creepy.

why didnt they make a chii????...................instead of a female jap looks..?????

I'd her Uncanny Valley...

Seriously, though, I can't see how that's any more complex than Chuck E Cheese Animatronic with the guts from a Furby for voice/light recognition; maybe if I understood what they were saying better and could tell if she was following the conversation around her.,,,

IT"S THE BIRTH OF CHOBITS!!!! ANIME HAS PREDICTED THE FUTURE!!!

The moves are still too mechanical, but still awesome technical achivement I have to say.

I watched one, which I think is a much newer version of the android, on Discovery Atlas: Japan revealed on Discovery Channel. Her movements were much less jerky than the two shown above. And she also interacted with the people around her, like a real human, talking with a waitress about the dinner. Now if that android made the decision on something as picking a dish on a set of menu given to her, then that's an AI. But I'm not so sure about that, the one they showed on Discovery, coz' who knows, maybe its just a trick behind the scenes, or somethin' else. But what they did show was as to how advanced Japan is now in terms of Robotics, and how far they have gone into making androids so close to being humans.



Yes, I too doubt that its a true AI... A true AI would be very close to human characteristics, or at least, characteristics of living animal, the ability to make decisions, and this androids are programmed, so they still are robots, unless they do things that their programmers did not input unto them, that is Learning, another aspect that make us different from robots. Which might still be far, but not impossible, in robotics.

The walking problem, was kinda solved already a long time already in much earlier prototypes of "walking robots." Which I always see when robotics are featured on T.V. so it is highly possible that they integrated that technology on this androids.

And Yes, They are creepy.

I wonder why people bother trying to make AIs... I mean seriously, if they become mass produced, who knows, more people might find themselves unemployed, due to replacement of much reliable workers, right?

Businesses would love them. Pay a couple thousand dollars for a worker that will last for years, won't require pay, and won't bitch about crappy conditions.

I think it's just research, mostly, to see what we can do and how far we can go. Perhaps there are good reasons to have robots with artificial intelligence, like you could teach them first aid and send them to disaster areas where as much help as possible is needed.

I've seen some robots that do walk, but it's walking with a human body replica that I don't know about. The Asimo walks alright, but has flat feet and doesn't (as far as I know) go fast. If something with human limbs can already run, I'd appreciate a link, since I'm a bit out of date in this field...



True AI is the holy grail of programming. What we would learn about ourselves is worth the time and money on it's own, even without the pure awesomeness of creating life from nothing but ideas. AI is where techies get to play god.