AI-driven 'living intelligence' set to revolutionize robotics

The rapid advance of artificial intelligence (AI) is ushering in “living intelligence” systems that could enable robots to learn and adapt more like humans, marking a sharp break from the rigid automation of previous decades.

- EHDA M. DAGOOC

Speaking at the recently held “Innovate Cebu” forum, InnovationForce CEO and founder Kimberly Getgen said improvements in neural computing and sensor technologies are giving rise to prototypes capable of human-like reactions and physical responsiveness.

“Robotics have historically been limited to predictable environments,” she said. “That’s changing as AI and neuron-based systems allow robots to adapt in ways that closely resemble human behavior.”