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supposedly early models of work robots , like ones who can do everything a human does say on a workday at a factory will just be trained off of humans and might imitate things humans do that robots dont really need. just a quirk of training
this is already kinda done now on a small scale for example to train an arm robot (with a camera) to stack boxes the man does it by hand while recording the camera and motor outputs so the machine learns how to move and react depending on what it sees in the camera. you could see in the future men walking around in camera/sensor suits performing various tasks that would be used to train the neural net of the robot to do the same tasks
