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DeepMind training bipedal robots to play soccer using deep reinforcement learning.

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𝕏 Posting2 年前

it'll remember this day 😂 "push me around one more time"

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Bharat Vasan 🇺🇸2 年前

if skynet takes over, videos like this will be why

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MRG🥍🏀🏈🏉🤿👨‍🌾2 年前

Sure, but when I use "deep reinforcement learning" on my kid they call Child Services.

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Joe Ward ▲2 年前

What happens when the AI realizes that finger breaking might be beneficial to producing positive outcomes in soccer play, under some conditions?

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{ Luh }2 年前

Why she keep knocking poor buddy over like that He’s trying his best!!

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Paul Leavitt2 年前

Please be nice to the baby robot, he’s gonna turn on us someday. 🥺

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Tom Bielecki2 年前

I made one of those! —he’s 2

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@stevenvoiceover2 年前

Is it wrong that I’m feeling sorry for this robot? 🙄😂

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trøut2 年前

soon

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G.I Joe2 年前

Imagine a few of these running around cleaning the house

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