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New AI technique helps robots complete tasks twice as fast by letting them 'think ahead'

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A new AI system called VLASH helps robots "think ahead" by planning their next moves while finishing current ones, eliminating the stop-and-go delays common in AI-controlled robots. In tests, robots completed tasks up to twice as fast, with reaction delays cut by nearly 12 times, requiring no extra computing power.

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