"Conversing AIs: The Dialogue Between Two Artificial Intelligences"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Tech Xplore
Researchers at the University of Geneva have developed an artificial neural network capable of learning and describing tasks to another AI using verbal instructions, a unique human ability that distinguishes us from other species. The network, based on the S-Bert model, was trained to understand and produce language, and then to perform tasks based on written instructions. This breakthrough has promising implications for robotics, as it opens new possibilities for machines to communicate and understand each other, potentially leading to the development of humanoid robots capable of linguistic interaction and task replication.