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lightblade
on Aug 24, 2014
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MIT study finds that human subjects prefer when ro...
We let robots give order all the time. The traffic light is one example.
sgy
on Aug 24, 2014
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The research is related to artificial intelligence, not pure automation.
KonoHito
on Aug 25, 2014
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I think it's a fine line. The article did mention that the robots were guided by an algorithm, and traffic lights are, too, controlled by algorithms, so what's to say this situation isn't the same as following traffic lights?
meric
on Aug 25, 2014
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Also it's possible to have traffic lights that vary the frequency of its light changes depending on the traffic on each side of the intersection.
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