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Boston Dynamics robot dog Spot. Now has an independent mind using ChatGPT. Spot also can talk and is being tested as a tour guide.

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escapedwagie2 years ago

Ah gee surely nothing can go wrong here

crow 𓅨2 years ago

I thought it was going to commit a crime after being complemented for its accent

Dr. Syed Haider2 years ago

AI mimicking humans will fool most people into falling in love with them. Humans aren't ready for what's coming.

Paul Hookem2 years ago

@ScottAdamsSays

Carlos Davila2 years ago

This is amazing. That’s not using chatgpt tho. Chatgpt is a website. That’s using a LLM, and it’s probably not from openai. That incredible piece of work was achieved by Boston dynamics, not by OpenAI nor “chatgpt” Congratulations to Boston Dynamics.

sierra catalina2 years ago

let's give it a tiny top hat and a disarming british accent... that will help.

lorumerth🕯2 years ago

aww he's so fancy (we are doomed arent we?)

marcelo2 years ago

Built a lethal robot with its own thoughts. Topped it with a tiny hat. Now all it does is browse Reddit, tip its hat saying "m'lady", and practice with swords.

Dr. Alan Bradford2 years ago

@ScottAdamsSays Black Mirror episode coming to life

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