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Google DeepMind's AI systems are now teaching robots the way... of human tasks. Robots need a lot of training and studies to do tasks correctly and efficiently, with Google DeepMind's latest AI systems helping pave the way for machines to get well-versed in human tasks.

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[–] finderscult@lemmy.ml 6 points 13 hours ago

The entire, exclusive point of this "AI" push is for robots to replace 99.99% of humanity so the rich don't have to deal with peasants anymore. Of course they're going to train them in every " human " task.