Japan tests AI robot monk ‘Buddharoid’ to guide Buddhist faithful
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Japanese researchers have presented a monk robot controlled by artificial intelligence, which, according to them, is able to answer spiritual questions.
Japan Unveils First AI Buddhist Monk Robot
Credit: Midjourney for GreekReporter Japan has unveiled what researchers describe as its first AI Buddhist monk robot, a humanoid machine designed to support Buddhist clergy as the country faces a shrinking population and a growing shortage of temple priests. Kyoto University researchers presented the robot, known as Buddharoid, at Shoren-in temple in Kyoto. The project aims to preserve religious practice as many temples struggle to remain activ…
The University of Kyoto has unveiled an AI robot that can replace a human monk for certain religious rituals. Thanks to ChatGPT, it can provide advice and become a must in a country where the population is aging.
Japan Introduces Buddharoid, an AI-Powered Humanoid Robot That Brings Buddhist Teachings into Physical Form
Japan introduces Buddharoid, a humanoid robot that physically embodies Buddhist teachings, at a time when temples are having to cope with a monk shortage. Kyoto University researchers collaborated with tech companies Teraverse and X NOVA to build the system around China’s capable Unitree G1 humanoid robot. It has been clad in a basic grey robe [...]
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