[Ultra-Tech] Robots' skill levels

Langy · 09-01-2009, 02:09 PM

A direct neural interface is relatively hard-science. We're getting very close to having working, primitive versions nowadays. Full-immersion VR is slightly less hard science, but certainly possible if we can co-opt the neural pathways to the senses, which seems plausible enough.

Deep Learning in VR at, what, over twenty times normal learning speed? is a different matter entirely.

09-01-2009, 02:09 PM	#35
Langy Join Date: May 2008 Location: CA	Re: [Ultra-Tech] Robots' skill levels A direct neural interface is relatively hard-science. We're getting very close to having working, primitive versions nowadays. Full-immersion VR is slightly less hard science, but certainly possible if we can co-opt the neural pathways to the senses, which seems plausible enough. Deep Learning in VR at, what, over twenty times normal learning speed? is a different matter entirely.