- Published on November 14, 2024
- In AI Trends
2024 Would Have Been So Boring Without Robots
Everyone will own a robot in the future, much like how nearly everyone owns a car or phone today, predicts Figure AI founder Brett Adcock.
Image by Illustrated by Nalini Nirad
- By Tarunya S
One of the most notable trends of this year has been the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into robotics, allowing machines to process information and make decisions in real time.
Earlier this year, AIM had predicted continued breakthroughs and advancements in robotics, and that is precisely what has unfolded!
Robotics expert and co-founder of iRobot and Robust.ai, Rodney Brooks, has cautioned that the current hype over AI is poised for a brutal reality check. Inferencing from AI’s history of over 60 years, Brooks pointed out that the industry has a tendency to follow a typical hype cycle, which soon witnesses a lull. While the hype is yet to fade, advancements in robotics have continued to remain on an upward trajectory.
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Tarunya S
As a passionate enthusiast of caffeine and journalism, I transform tech into words. I enjoy mountain hikes as much as binge-watching new Netflix series.
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