Deepmind Ai Is As Fast As Humans At Solving Previously Unseen Tasks
On February 2, 2023 by Shaik UzmaImages; Picture; Representative image/ Sources LRA E ARCHIVES
Introduction
DeepMind, Alphabet Inc.’s artificial intelligence subsidiary, has developed a new AI system called Adaptive Agent (ADA) that can solve tasks it has never seen before as quickly and accurately as humans, according to NewScientist.This innovation represents a significant advancement in AI technology development because traditional AI systems could only solve problems that they had been trained to solve. In contrast, AdA can move, plan, and manipulate objects in a 3D virtual world.
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AdA’s recent success can be attributed to a process known as reinforcement learning, in which the AI is taught what success looks like and then learns the rules and how to achieve it. This method of training has enabled AdA to be trained on billions of tasks of increasing difficulty, the equivalent of 100 human years. AdA’s virtual world has more tasks than stars in the observable universe, and AdA must learn a system of rules similar to physics laws.
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