Robotics + AI + Compassion + Empathy + Knowledge
This reflection stems from the prompt of what friends would use a deep learning system for in their leisure time and what would interest them in raising their colleague in the form of artificial intelligence. Because the basis of human creativity is fun, let’s play… and trains are up next…
In the garden, I mark out with a hoe the space for a new bed. This year, we’re once again approaching five hundred positions in the planters, and the self-irrigating Nil bed, formed as a walk-through rockery made of sandstone blocks, will easily fill up. In addition to the two existing production isolated spaces, we expand annually the opportunities for both education and replication of the best solutions from our history. I enjoy recalling the Growing beyond Earth project while working in the garden, where we provided data for machine learning within the winter garden biome with a minimum winter temperature of around twelve degrees, successfully overwintering many peppers and chilies. It’s amusingly ironic how peppers bear fruit for many years, even throughout the winter under extended photoperiod.
This morning was the calmest I can remember. Everyone was quiet and composed. They all avoided me unanimously, leaving me to my thoughts and preparations for today’s event, as significant as when Nathan first arrived. Well, he arrived; we brought him. However, today a delivery with the robotic avatar Racek is expected, which is supposed to be an extension of our home, our artificial intelligence named Nathan, and according to the expert plans of the supplying company, it should achieve full autonomy.
