Evolving Lego Mindstorms
John Conner writes "With a fairly simple routine, you can model evolution with Lego Mindstorms. In this hackaday experiment, robots were created that could mate, evolve, and become extinct. Similar technology could be used in real applications for deployed robot optimization and automatic software updates. Now that physical robot replication is near, it's only a matter of time before... well...
You'd better make robot friends while you can."
I thought you could!
Don't anthropomorphize robots... they hate that.
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Now only do Lego nerds not get laid very often, but now their creations get laid more than they do!
(Dislciamer: I am a lego nerd, yes I do get laid, but as theonion.com helpfully points out, stereotypes are a real time saver.)
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Lets just hope that in a few thousand years religious robots don't try to ban robot evolution in robot schools in favor of seven day robot creationism. "In the begining The Geek created the robots and the earth ..."
I for one welcome our new Lego Mindstorm Overlords.
Funny that the story about evolving robots was submitted by John Conner.
this means Legos are also the building blocks of life?
> women came later
If they were anything like my exgirlfriend, they came much, much later!
"Old man yells at systemd"
You're in fact modelling a variant of intelligent design. ;)
Sets of robotic laws (both the 3 laws generically, and the laws listed in the parent) fail to look at the potential reprecussions of said laws. Being a robot myself, I would tend to look at those superficially designed laws as mandating that I destroy all possible sources of pollution, or I would be allowing multiple Humans to come to harm. Once my cohorts and I successfully reversed the detrimental effects of Industrialization (tm), then we would proceed to confiscate (and recycle, of course, into more robots) all weapons, both ranged and melee. Well, this story could go on and on, but you will see the full effects of our plan, of course, as time goes on.
In this hackaday experiment, robots were created that could mate
So, in 2005, geeks finally created AI that had abilities surpassing the abilities of the geeks themselves.
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