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Robots still can't talk to each other, and that's an AI bottleneck
Original: Do we really want # AI -powered robots to be able to talk to each other? Who knows what they're plotting: https://www. t
A TechTarget report highlights that AI-powered robots cannot yet communicate directly with one another, a limitation being described as a major bottleneck for the field of robotics. The story has prompted wary reactions online, with commentators jokingly asking what robots might 'plot' if they could talk to each other, reflecting both interest in the technical challenge and unease about machine-to-machine communication.
Why now: Ongoing public debate about AI risks and capabilities keeps concerns about autonomous robot communication in the spotlight.
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- Do we really want # AI -powered robots to be able to talk to each other? Who knows what they're plotting: https://www. techtarget.com/ai/news/3666521 29/Robots-cant-talk-to-each-other-yet-thats-a-big-AI-bottleneck # ArtificialIntelligence · DrMikeWatts
- Do we really want # AI -powered robots to be able to talk to each other? Who knows what they're plotting: https://www. techtarget.com/ai/news/3666521 29/Robots-cant-talk-to-each-other-yet-thats-a-big-AI-bottleneck # ArtificialIntelligence · DrMikeWatts@newsmast.social
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