AI Robot Phoenix Learns Difficult Tasks in Just 24 Hours, Nearing Human Ability
A CHILLING new AI robot designed to mimic human behavior has made headlines this week for its rapid learning abilities. The futuristic cyborg, named Phoenix, is quickly mastering difficult tasks in just 24 hours, setting a new standard for AI technology.
Developed by Sanctuary AI, the 7th generation Phoenix is controlled by an advanced AI system called Carbon. This highly-developed AI software has been enhanced to closely mirror human behavior, allowing Phoenix to learn new tasks in record time.
Previous models of Phoenix took weeks to learn new tasks, but the latest version is slashing that time down to just 24 hours. Sanctuary AI praised Phoenix as one of the most sophisticated human behavioral data capture technologies available today, providing high-quality training data for AI development.
Geordie Rose, CEO and Co-Founder of Sanctuary AI, expressed his amazement at the progress made in just 11 months, calling Generation 7 the most closely analogous to a person of any available. He sees this as a critical step towards artificial general intelligence.
The rapid development of AI technology has raised concerns about the future of human employment, with experts warning that humanoids could one day make humans obsolete. Professor Robert Riener from ETH Zurich predicts that humanoids will become so cheap that they will replace humans in many tasks, leading to potential economic and psychological challenges.
Despite the fears surrounding AI technology, the advancements are undeniable. From humanoid robots that mimic human movements to AI-powered tools that can write like humans, the future of technology is rapidly evolving. While some jobs may be at risk of automation, roles that require in-person communication skills and human empathy are likely to remain safe from AI takeover.
As the world continues to witness the incredible progress of AI technology, the question remains: will robots one day be superior to humans in many tasks? Only time will tell.
