Curiosity-powered AI robots learn language faster and behave like children
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Researchers at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology built AI robots that learn language twice as fast by rewarding curiosity rather than repetition. The robots spontaneously played and explored on their own, mirroring how children learn. They also showed a U-shaped learning pattern seen in toddlers, stumbling on exceptions before mastering them — behaviors that emerged without any direct programming.
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