Robots have a sense of humor? Robots can also praise the good things in life? Robots have a variety of different "emotions" that make them resonate with humans? After reading the title of this article, you may think that the whole thing is a scam, or a bridge in a science fiction novel, not enough.
In April last year, Google News announced that it had applied for a patent for the latest achievements in robotic personality research, which made people feel that this was just a fool's day joke. However, this patent is absolutely true, and the company also updated the patent content on February 2 this year.
The content of this patent may make you shake your head and express incredible, may make you stunned and express surprise, and may also make you frown and express doubt: it claims that users can download robot character like online download app. Personality can come from the users themselves, from celebrities, or even from your deceased relatives!
Depending on the user's preferences, personality can even be switched on the robot through a cloud system.
The patent writes:
The robot character can be modified on a basic personality structure (for example, a default person setting), so that the robot has the expression of happiness, fear, surprise, complex mystery (for example, a robot with Woody Allen character), considerate, The ability to love jokes (for example, robots with Rodney Dangerfield's character) and other real-time emotions and states.
The robot can access the user's device and change their personality based on the user's data. The patent continues to write: "The robot can access the user's device to determine or identify information about the user, while the robot can customize the personality based on the collected information to better communicate with the user."
The upgrade package enables this characterful robot to "further collect user-related information through conversations and facial recognition."
Imagine a robot that can be as flattering as you are, or laugh like you. This is fun but also very strange.
Because the character of the robot can be stored in the cloud, these characters can exceed the physical life of the machine.
Computer World analyzed that Google may continue to develop new technologies based on this patent. These technologies allow robots to interact better with people, for example, caring for the elderly, caring for children or hospital equipment. Empathy therapy robots have taken shape and are likely to launch Google's high-tech versions.
Currently, Google has a total of eight robotics companies, including Boston Dynamics. BostonDynamics has released a 6.2-inch anthropomorphic robot called Atlas that can walk, run and jump on complex terrain. Atlas can even open the door and has many human capabilities. In addition, BostonDynamics is funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and is currently designing robots for the US military.
Despite this, researchers worry that the scientific community and humans may regret signing an artificial intelligence open letter. People are increasingly concerned about "potential threats caused by the development of artificial intelligence errors."
Have you thought of the movie about self-aware robots by James Cameron? According to Quartz, Google did not point out the priority of the patent in the research program. We can only use this news as a joke on April Fool's Day and watch it change. How do you think that one day in the future will be talking to such a robot?
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