Here’s an AI that Can Think and Act like Human Babies

Here’s an AI that Can Think and Act like Human Babies

The impact of AI on our daily lives cannot be overstated. In the upcoming, researchers and tech experts believe that AI's industrial growth will explode and its rapid advancements will spread all across global industries. AI-driven machines and software will destabilize human supervision, and probably sentient beings will walk the earn with us. Currently, researchers are working day and night to develop independent AI systems that can perform tasks like painting and cooking as humans do. And with this innovation, it seems like they are one step closer to attaining sentient beings!

It is quite common knowledge that the common laws of the physical world are understood by humans quite easily, infact, even babies share this understanding. But there are still several unanswered questions as to how the brain of a human baby perceives things. The path to attaining a fundamental understanding of the world is still quite a mystery. So to alleviate this issue, and understand how to help an AI system attain this intelligence automatically, researchers at Google's DeepMind have built a model using artificial intelligence to understand this whole process from a more feasible point.

The fact that infants realize the general physics of the world by breaking down the concepts in their brains is quite well-known. But there were several unanswered questions as to how experts can help artificial intelligence machines to attain this level of intelligence. The findings from this research will help them build more robust computer models that simulate the human mind and approach a task with the same assumptions as an infant.

This clearly demonstrates that AI is defining new boundaries of innovation, growth, and development in the tech industry. In the upcoming months, we might probably witness more such innovations that will empower a tech-driven future.

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