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blog.dhsdevelopments.com | ||
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henko.net
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| | | | | If you use AI to solve puzzles for you, you are kind of missing the point. | |
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www.jhmcstanton.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author reminds readers about the ongoing Advent of Code 2019 programming challenge, which releases two daily problems from December 1st to 25th, and mentions their personal progress and encouragement for others to participate. | |
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gavinhoward.com
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| | | | | This is my report on the 2024 Advent of Code. | |
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lorenzopieri.com
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| | | A new job figure is silently emerging: teleoperators, that is human piloting robots. While remotely completing a task is useful by itself, there is much more to it. Every successful trial can be logged, building a dataset of experiences. If done properly, we can build an infinitely reusable learning resource to train any number of autonomous robots to perform the same tasks. Here I will go over the potential and unsolved problems in teleoperation, review selected projects in data-driven learning and speculate on the evolution and opportunities in the nascent teleoperation industry, with focus on manipulation. Introduction Building useful AI agents is hard. Since we didn't figure out a priori how to build general intelligence, the best we can as of today is t... | ||
