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    Isaac Asimov's I, Robot

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    Imagine a robot understanding your emotion. It actually ‘thinks’ like a human being. This robot is an artificial intelligence first proposed in a novel called ‘I, Robot’ written by Isaac Asimov in 1950. Today, I want to bring a very interesting topic onto the surface. I want to talk about ‘Artificial Intelligence and employment’, especially focusing on the field of ‘Public Safety’. Since my dream is to become a police officer, I thought it would be quite beneficial for me to get some overview…

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    Creativity and artificial intelligence Rishi Raj Sonar Student of MCA V MSIT, MATS University Raipur, Chhattisgarh E-mail:- banty.raj6@gmail.com Abstract Creativity or imagination is a fundamental feature of human intelligence, and a challenge for AI. AI used to create new ideas in three ways:- by producing novel combinations of familiar ideas; by exploring and by making transformations that enable the generation of previously impossible ideas. AI will have less trouble in…

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    Rise of the Robots in Fast-Food: the Domination of Automation Introduction Have you noticed that technology is taking over the world? Airports are using kiosks, factories are using machines, schools are relying on computers. Yet, is this change beneficial or detrimental for employees, especially in the fast-food industry? This question pertains to this industry in particular as there is a common belief that jobs in fast-food will dissipate as a result of the inevitable phenomenon of automation.…

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    Science-fiction films normally depict a future where artificial intelligence will replace human intelligence. The films illustrate how computers will have astonishing levels of intelligence unimaginable to humans. This prediction suggests that artificial intelligence with advanced capabilities will outperform human intelligence. In today’s industrial world, humans are surrounded by the most sophisticated of technologies running phones, banking, space, medical innovation, transport,…

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    Suhit Kodgule MSE: Robotics Personal Statement At this stage of robotics, there is a dissonance among two fields, two pieces that prevent from forming a cohesive whole: artificial intelligence and control theory. While AI suffers from a lack of rigorous mathematical design that can ensure robustness, control theory lacks the cognitive reasoning essential for solving problems in perception or path planning. The problem that I wish to address is this: can we develop a unifying…

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    Technology has changed our society forever, but it has also disconnected us. In “We Are All Cyborgs Now”, a Ted Talk by Amber Case explains how humans have become Cyborgs, and how disconnected people are from physical human interaction. She explains how technology has evolved since the early years, to the present and how it keeps changing vastly. Amber Case’s stage presence seemed reserved at first, but after a few laughs she lightens up and is possessed by a super confidence feeling. Amber Case…

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    Rhetorical situation, audience and genre is a key factor in any kind of communication. An example of these three aspects working together can be found in the Associated Press article about the robotic salamander and the Pennisi reading. In the Pennisi reading, its main purpose is to be an informative piece about the similarities to their robotic salamander, to live salamanders in order to imply how water animals first began walking on land. The Pennisi reading was meant for a non-specialist…

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    Robot Control Case Study

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    computer network. 1.2 Problem Statement The death rates due to fire are very high and increasing day by day. In these rates there are large number of peoples working in offices and other working places. Fire Alarm Systems usually uses water sprays for extinguished the fire. These alarm systems can extinguish fire but can also damages the electronic appliances like computers, LCD’s and important documents. 1.3 Objective This project concentrates on a development of an Fire Detection Robot.…

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    where guests will be welcomed by robots that speak multiple languages that will help to check- in and out. Then, a robotic arm will store the guest its luggage and, finally, a guest could enter its room once his face is familiar with the recognition system of the hotel. Due to this, the guest does not need to carry the room key. This hotel in Nagasaki shows that technology is advancing…

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    “I suggest a new strategy, Artoo: let the Wookie win,” said C3PO the sassy droid from the Star Wars Saga. ( )Machines, robots, automation, sensors, computers, they are everywhere! The book Rise of the Robots, written by Martin Ford tackles the age-old question if the threat of a jobless future is on the horizon. An Oxford study concluded that nearly half of all occupations in the United States are “potentially automatable” perhaps within “a decade or two.” With today’s technology every job from…

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