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Journal Article
The potential of robots for humankind
2018
Overview
The term robot is attributed to the author Karel Capek through his play R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots), which includes a factory that makes artificial people called roboti (robots) from synthetic organic matter.1Most of us think of robots as mechanical contraptions, but the robots in R.U.R. were artificial humanoids grown from a process that produced living, thinking beings. Human-driven automobiles contain sensors and control systems that enhance safety, driving comfort, and ease of navigation. Lest you think that these musings are mere flights of fancy from my feeble imagination, I note that others have termed the emergence of AI as the \"technological singularity\" and view that emergence as not being far in the future.20 If we create true AIs, it is likely that some of them will reside in robotic systems, and some of those will be humaniform.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press,Springer International Publishing,Springer Nature B.V
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