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Google’s simulated robots learn some seriously strange behavior

Google’s simulated robots learn some seriously strange behavior

Teaching a robot how to walk and jump is one thing, but how about a bot with a knack for dragging its backside across the floor or sliding forward on its nose.

These rather unusual behaviors emerged during Google’s testing of a new technique to allow simulated robots to independently learn useful skills, such as walking and jumping, which can be applied to a wide variety of tasks.

“Conveniently, because skills are learned without a priori knowledge of the task, the learned skills can be used for many different tasks,” the researchers note in the paper.

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