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]]> By: red pill junkie http://gralienreport.com/science-and-technology/mechanized-scientist-solves-decades-old-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-517 red pill junkie Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:39:21 +0000 http://gralienreport.com/?p=835#comment-517 <blockquote cite="">the human scientists then went to work to verify his findings by doing the experiments manually. Eureka! Adam had indeed solved the problem!</blockquote> so, who gets the Nobel prize: the scientist who developed the experiment, the engineer who developed the robot, or the robot itself? ;) I've read about that Adam robot in Wired a while ago. What's interesting is that we keep seeing robots penetrating (invading?) all these fields that used to be of exclusive human action, yet the future in which a house robot can help us with the simplest of tasks —like boiling an egg or washing the windows— still eludes us. Maybe it's for the best; maybe in the end those 'menial' tasks will be the only reason robots will find us worth keeping around! :-P

the human scientists then went to work to verify his findings by doing the experiments manually. Eureka! Adam had indeed solved the problem!

so, who gets the Nobel prize: the scientist who developed the experiment, the engineer who developed the robot, or the robot itself? ;)

I’ve read about that Adam robot in Wired a while ago. What’s interesting is that we keep seeing robots penetrating (invading?) all these fields that used to be of exclusive human action, yet the future in which a house robot can help us with the simplest of tasks —like boiling an egg or washing the windows— still eludes us.

Maybe it’s for the best; maybe in the end those ‘menial’ tasks will be the only reason robots will find us worth keeping around! :-P

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