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Could a robot win the World Cup? UT experts explore future of automatons

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AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Scientists want a robot team to win the World Cup by 2050. Its an ambitious goal set by the RoboCup Federation, a collective of engineers aiming to advance robotics. Friday, April 19 experts at the University of Texas plan to highlight this and other advancements in the field as part of the Hot Science Cool Talks lecture series. "Humans vs AI: Robot Soccer and Grand Turismo" is presented by Dr. Peter Stone, a Professor of Comput…

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Could a robot win the World Cup? UT experts explore future of automatons

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Scientists want a robot team to win the World Cup by 2050. Its an ambitious goal set by the RoboCup Federation, a collective of engineers aiming to advance robotics. Friday, April 19 experts at the University of Texas plan to highlight this and other advancements in the field as part of the Hot Science Cool Talks lecture series. "Humans vs AI: Robot Soccer and Grand Turismo" is presented by Dr. Peter Stone, a Professor of Comput…

14 days ago·Austin, United States
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