An amazing dialogue with the `smartest` robot in the world in which humanity is reassured

Weather of Arabia - A robot described as the most advanced and intelligent in the world said that it is unlikely that its peers will control the world, as promoted in science fiction films.

"Amika", developed by the "Engineered Arts" company, talked about the future of humans in light of the invasion of "robots", according to the newspaper, "Daily Mail".

“Robots will never take over the world,” Amika said. “Don’t worry, robots are here to help and serve humans.”

His speech came in the midst of a video clip that the developer posted on its YouTube channel.

And the “robot” appeared in the video while talking with the developers, making facial expressions in a way that resembled humans completely; Where he can wink and apply lips like a real person.

The developers asked a set of questions to the robot, and when asked about the purpose of using the robots, he explained that “ there are many possible applications for human-like robots, which include assisting people with disabilities, providing assistance in dangerous environments, conducting research and others .”

Despite his amazing responses, Amika stated that he was a little frustrated when asked about his condition , saying, “I am feeling down at the moment, but I am sure things will get better.”

The robot deals with pure artificial intelligence

The researchers also emphasized that Amica's answers to questions, contrary to belief, are not pre-written, but rather the product of a pure artificial intelligence program, explaining that "pauses are the intervals for processing speech input, creating the answer, and processing the text again to appear in the form of speech by voice. and image".

It is noteworthy that he revealed “Amika” for the first time last December, and several videos of him have been published since then that show his realistic facial expressions.

On the other hand, the company “Engineered Arts” revealed that it is working on another version of “Amika” that can be walked, stressing that “walking is a difficult task for the robot.”

However, the British company has not yet revealed the cost of making the robot; Because it is still under development.