THEartificial intelligence-robot integration it is one of the most curious novelties we will see in the coming years. We have seen how Xiaomi, with CyberOne, and many other companies have already built their own humanoid robot. Boston Dynamics did a similar thing with its first canid robot Spot: The company has integrated ChatGPT in the robotic pet reaching a truly remarkable level of intelligence. That's how.
Boston Dynamics' dog Spot now talks to humans thanks to ChatGPT. Here's the AI-robot integration we've all been wanting to see
Boston Dynamics is already known for its impressive creation, the robot dog Spot, but now it has reached a new level of interaction thanks to the integration of ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence system developed by OpenAI. Machine learning engineer Santiago has combined the AI system with Spot and added Google voice to create a “talking” function for the robot dog.
The goal of adding ChatGPT is to make it easier to map trips to Spot and by make communication with humans easier and more intuitive. Now, in addition to answering basic questions such as battery charge or information on the latest inspections, Spot can also converse with humans and communicate through "yes" or "no" gestures.
Also, if the answer provided doesn't meet your expectations, you can add more terms to Spot's dictionary to improve your understanding of human speech. The integration of ChatGPT into the Boston Dynamics robot dog represents a major advance in artificial intelligence technology, allowing robots to communicate more naturally with humans. This can open up new possibilities for the use of robots in many applications, such as warehouse management, plant maintenance and building surveillance.
However, human-robotic interaction also raises some concerns about privacy and data security. With ChatGPT's ability to parse and understand human language, there could be a risk that conversations between users and bots would be recorded and misused. Additionally, there are concerns about the security of users' personal data, as robots can collect and analyze large amounts of information about users' activities.
The new ChatGPT feature is a big step forward for Boston Dynamics and its robotic creation Spot, but the The MSRP of $75.000 made the purchase financially unaffordable for many enthusiasts.
