Robots sometimes need help from humans when solving complex problems.
Successfully solving a problem often demands a strong model for communication and well-trained robots.
Stefanie Tellex is an assistant professor at Brown University whose research focuses on constructing robots that use natural language to communicate with humans.
Questions
The goal of your research is to construct robots that seamlessly use natural language to communicate with humans. How close are we to that goal?
Why is communication between robot and human a problem that is rooted in both linguistics and philosophy?
Why do we need a mathematical framework for communicating with robots?
Do robots perceive our physical environment in the same way that people do?
What is the future of human-robot interaction?
With artificial intelligence, are we summoning the demon, as Elon Musk says?
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