Wednesday, 12 February 2020
Gamers could soon be guiding military robots after researchers won a grant to investigate what they can teach an AI about controlling swarms of drones. Scientists from the University of Buffalo will study the decisions, brainwaves and eye movements of people playing video games. They will then use this data to build an AI that can control autonomous air and ground robots The participants will play a real-time strategy game developed by the research team that’s comparable to the likes of Starcraft and Company of Heroes, UBNow revealed. [Read: How DeepMind’s AI defeated top players at StarCraft II] While they play, the researchers will record…
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