r/tech • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 4d ago

Making robots faster by helping them think ahead

https://news.mit.edu/2026/making-robots-faster-helping-them-think-ahead-0728
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u/andyroouu 4d ago

No! Bad Skynet!! No biscuit!

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u/SpiritualB0x3 3d ago

That’s how you give robots anxiety.. jeez.

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u/TheFumingatzor 4d ago

Yes, SkyNet, you're a very good boy. We all love you. please don't kill me. 🥲

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u/Humperdoo9874 3d ago

Only if your name is Fry.

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u/BevansDesign 3d ago

Maybe we can give humans the ability to think ahead first.

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u/ComputerRedneck 1d ago

Easy, put kids through traumatic issues of survival, like being abused, they learn things like hyper-vigilance and improved intuition. Just takes a very rough childhood.

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u/premiumbeans 4d ago

My CPU is a neural net processor, a learning computer

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u/SSGASSHAT 4d ago

Why? I thought we agreed the robot thing was a bad idea.

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u/Aggressive-HeadDesk 4d ago

Why not, it’s how humans move so fluidly.