RoboCat AI model teaches itself to perform new tasks

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Google DeeMind introduced RoboCat, a self-improving AI agent for robotics, in its latest paper. RoboCat can learn to perform a variety of tasks across different robotic arms and then self-generate new training data to better improve its technique.

Typically, robots are programmed to perform one specific task or a few tasks well, but recent advances in AI are opening doors to robots being able to learn a variety of tasks.

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