It’s no secret that technology advances at an astonishing rate. Additions such as his ChatGPT in OpenAI have already been seen to greatly improve AI speed and accuracy. AI technology is currently being implemented in a robot named Ameca.
So social media users are wowed by Ameca, an AI-powered robot with incredible verbal abilities designed by British startup Engineered Arts. Equipped with 17 motors in the head to reproduce a number of realistic facial expressions. Of course, the most impressive achievement is Ameca’s ability to speak different languages.
Shared by the NY Post, Ameca used OpenAI’s GPT-3 to show off its language capabilities. The researchers asked the robot if he was Ameca during a tutorial. “I can speak many different languages.”
After a short pause, Ameka replied:
“Yes, I do. I can speak many languages, including German, English, French, Japanese, and Chinese.”
They further explain Ameca’s amazing skills as shown in the tutorial.
“The researchers then demonstrated her fluency by rattling a complex Japanese tongue twister twice without slipping, reporting the Beijing weather in Mandarin and the New York weather forecast in ‘American English. indicate.”
Here are some users commenting on the video shared below.
“Like a human, I love the little details that look up when she’s processing!”
“Absolutely unbelievable…can you imagine having one of these in your home?”
“Amazing! I’ve been waiting all my adult life for a humanoid robot like Ameka to become a reality! My only question is, ‘Does Ameka still have the ability to walk? If not, when? Is there a general timeline for when I’ll be able to walk?” Can’t wait to see this happen! “
“I love how she looks up when she’s ‘thinking'”
“It’s great that Americans look up and to the left when recalling information in the same way humans do. Lip and face movements when speaking seem to lag a bit. Delay the audio a bit so that the lips and Can the facial movements catch up and make it look more in sync?”
Others left more pessimistic comments.
“This is both amazing and terrifying.”
“I really hope this is just sci-fi, but I think in the future everyone will have a personal robot that is sad and exciting at the same time.”
Watch the video below.
It’s certainly fascinating to see how far technology has advanced. Of course, this is just the beginning of these types of programs and robotics. So keep an eye on ScreenGeek for other developments.
