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The concept was proposed in 1941 by science fiction author Isaac Asimov in his short story "Reason," which tells the tale of two astronauts who are assigned ...
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Written by the scientist who runs the AI Lab at MIT, this non-fiction book is both smart and complicated, offering us an intriguing view of the future of robotics. Brooks' basic supposition is that what robotics teach us is that humans are themselves robots, made up of molecular machines,...
Fri, May 22 | from io9