In the chronicles of robotics and artificial intelligence history, Shakey the Robot stands out as a pioneering figure. Developed in the late 1960s at Stanford Research Institute (now SRI International), Shakey was the first robot to embody AI, integrating mobility, perception, and problem-solving capabilities. This blog post explores Shakey’s groundbreaking role and traces the evolution…
In the exploration of the “Gray Area” of artificial intelligence (AI), we are faced with a blend of excitement and trepidation. AI’s rapid advancement promises transformative potential but also brings unprecedented challenges. This juncture is ripe with questions and uncertainties about the ethical implications, impact on employment, security risks, fairness, bias, and the need for…
Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics has had a profound influence on the field of robotics and artificial intelligence, serving as a foundational ethical framework for developing and deploying these technologies. However, as AI and robotics advance rapidly, there is an ongoing need to revisit and refine these laws to address the complexities and nuances…
In an era where technology races forward unprecedentedly, the captivating inquiry into whether machines can mirror human thought grips the global imagination. As we delve into the world of artificial intelligence (AI), we find ourselves at the crossroads of exploring consciousness itself—the very essence that defines human thought and perception. This quest is about marvelling…