Will robots work under the Constitution? New technology has emerged

Technology giant Google created a constitution for robots to limit harm caused by robots.

Google is hopeful that its DeepMind robotics division will one day be able to build a helper robot that can follow commands like cleaning the house or cooking a meal. Co-operation can be dangerous, meaning that a robot may not know that the house should not be cleaned in a way that harms the home owner.

Google has unveiled a set of new systems that the company believes will make it easier to create robots that are capable of helping and helping without causing harm. These systems aim to help robots make faster decisions and better understand and navigate their surroundings.

The breakthrough includes a new system called AutoRT that uses artificial intelligence to understand human intentions. The system does this using the Large Language Model (LLM).

The system takes data from cameras mounted on the robot and feeds it to a visual language model (VLM), which can understand the environment and the objects in it and describe it in words. This data is then sent to the LLM which understands these words, lists the possible tasks and then decides which tasks should be performed.

However, Google also made it clear that in order for these robots to become a part of their daily lives, people will need to ensure that these robots will behave in a safe manner. Hence, Google has included robot constitution in Decision Making LLM in AutoRT.

According to Google, these sets are safety-based reminders that robots follow when choosing tasks.