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Why It's Harder for AI to Open Doors Than Play Chess

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Explore the fascinating paradox of artificial intelligence in this TEDxMIT talk by Dr. Pulkit Agrawal. Discover why AI systems excel at complex tasks like chess but struggle with seemingly simple physical actions such as opening doors. Delve into the concept of Moravec's paradox and understand how human intuition about task difficulty can hinder AI development. Learn about the significant progress made in reasoning and language understanding through vast internet data, contrasted with the challenges in developing physical intelligence. Gain insights into the evolutionary time spent perfecting physical intelligence compared to language understanding. Examine the complexities of physical intelligence and the path forward in AI research. This thought-provoking presentation challenges conventional notions of intelligence and offers a glimpse into the future of AI and robotics.

Syllabus

Why it's harder for AI to open doors than play chess | Pulkit Agrawal | TEDxMIT

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