Samsung has presented artificial human beings at the annual ‘Consumer Electronics Show’ Who speak like real human beings, expresses an opinion and answers the question in seconds.
These digital roles have been created by Star Lab, a subsidiary of Samsung, that will soon be used to replace chat bots and virtual assistants. However, Samsung still insists that they should be called “artificial humans” or artificial human beings.
Video chatting bots have been named Neon by Samsung, and characters like Natasha and Frank are also named according to their gender. Neon roles can read news, talk to you, play the role of an interpreter, and even replace movie actors. In addition, you can make them lonely companions and friends if you wish. All digital humans work with artificial intelligence. If you are depressed, they show empathy and may even be surprised at something.
Other experts have also warned people about this invention as fake videos and character creation. This invention can also lead to a pile of fake videos and characters.
Pranu Mastri, who plays the most important role in making neon, says that all the artificial characters are constantly learning. They also have memories And remember you yourself. Similarly, if you go to them several days later, they will say, Where have you been missing for so many days?
This is why all digital characters are given their own names rather than chat bots that also reflect their personality. All the characters look original and react in less than a second. Artificial humans can also be integrated into video games with emotions.
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Will these robots work like humans in the office in the future?
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Fascinating! I just watched the first episode of Star Trek Picard. It’s about Data’s daughter.
No one can take the place of a human but I suppose it will be used for business,
This is scary, I do not know if I like this.
Totally agree with Grace. So what happens to the jobless individuals if robots take over. With the right programing it would be hard to compete against a robot for crying out loud.
but how much of it is true AI and how much is preprogrammed behavior?
Please check this link, I hope there’s your question’s answer.
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/samsung-neon-artificial-humans-are-confusing-everyone-we-set-record-straight/
It’s possible that one of these fake holographic beings could be worshipped by the masses one day.
I am not one bit in favour of this We have enough population that needs jobs