interessantes Experiment, leider habe ich zu wenig Infos, was und wie das konkret abgelaufen ist. Aber es reicht soweit, um einmal herzhaft zu schmunzeln. Lest selbst: Robots Evolve And Learn How to Lie
We conducted repeated trials of experimental evolution with robots that could produce visual signals to provide information on food location. We found that communication readily evolves when colonies consist of genetically similar individuals and when selection acts at the colony level. We identified several distinct communication systems that differed in their efficiency. Once a given system of communication was well established, it constrained the evolution of more efficient communication systems. Under individual selection, the ability to produce visual signals resulted in the evolution of deceptive communication strategies in colonies of unrelated robots and a concomitant decrease in colony performance. This study generates predictions about the evolutionary conditions conducive to the emergence of communication and provides guidelines for designing artificial evolutionary systems displaying spontaneous communication.
Quelle: Evolutionary Conditions for the Emergence of Communication in Robots, Dario Floreano, Sara Mitri, Stéphane Magnenat und Laurent Keller, Laboratory of Intelligent Systems at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. Gesamte Text leider nur mit Login verfügbar.
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„herzhaft schmunzeln“? Die Formulierung muss ich mir merken 🙂
Damit die Roboter eines Tages mit dem Menschen harmonieren *grinst* muss dieser halt lügen lernen. Laut Studien (lügt) flunkert der Mensch etwas über 200 mal am Tag und da Roboter bzw in Zukunft Androiden mit uns gut können sollen, müssen diese halt auch das beherschen.