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Rodney Brooks is a computer scientist, roboticist, and entrepreneur. He was a Panasonic Professor (emeritus) of Robotics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and former director of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL). He is a founder and former Chief Technical Officer of iRobot (makers of Roomba vacuum).
Brooks delivered his Shannon Luminary Lecture “The future of Innovation in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics” on December 13, 2018. Today we see the successful exploitation of innovative AI research that will stretch on for many years. Eventually we will need new innovations, on the order of importance of Deep Learning to continue to fuel AI and robotics deployment. This talk will explore the history of hard problems in AI, what is still very hard today, and how early along the way towards human level intelligence we really are.
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*Well when you simply show random images and the AI has to give an answer of what it may be, since it certainly isn't what is supposed to be; it doesn't show less capacity, it just shows that is being tricked in a dumd as waistfull game.
*And if it isn't obvious yet that for smart cars to actually be fully integrated into our society, it will have to be a reconstruction of roads and signs.
*AIs have their own form of communication and we should be the ones adapting to make it easier for AIs to understand what we mean. I'm sure that if it is given the right instructions AIs will be able to evolve their own intelligence.
Being a roboticist is not necessarily being at the cutting edge of AI research. The two fields are similar but not quite the same.