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Robots can be used to assess children's mental wellbeing, study suggests | University of Cambridge
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Facebook shuts off AI experiment after two robots begin speaking in their OWN language only they can understand | The Sun
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Frontiers | Developing Self-Awareness in Robots via Inner Speech
Facebook's artificial intelligence robots shut down after they start talking to each other in their own language | The Independent | The Independent
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Inside Japan's long experiment in automating eldercare | MIT Technology Review
Facebook shuts off AI experiment after two robots begin speaking in their OWN language only they can understand | The Sun
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Facebook shuts off AI experiment after two robots begin speaking in their OWN language only they can understand | The Sun
