Democratizing Automation
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How RL is starting to be used by industry and how RL is heading to a framing more suited for industrial scales.
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Multi-agent scenarios make reward maximization a risk. Discussing when, rather than if, we should believe in the Reward Hypothesis.
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I make the case why people iteratively training any model should learn some core concerns of reinforcement learning.
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How simulator exploitation, a dual of over-optimization, in AI is the canary in the coal mine for what negative implications could come from weakly-bou…
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I don’t even like the idea of flying delivery drones, but that will be all we have.
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Some debates that will be settled en route to RL being used in all corners of the modern world.
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How English being the language of progress in AI could bias our machine’s minds and what we think they are capable of. Uncoupling AI from our notion of…
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Yes COVID accelerated automated manufacturing and logistics, but robots have not been helping out en masse anywhere else.
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The acrobatic dance videos are flashy, but what are the actual technical breakthroughs? What is happening to the Korean robotics industry?
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How behaving as a platform rather than a manufacturer will be the sweet spot for the next generation of robotics companies.
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The digital fallout following the siege on the capital shows we are not keeping up with the pace of technological change.
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Lessons about AI from lessons about our mind. Focused on the nature of free will.
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