This is one of the overlooked cases for explainability AI (XAI): explain what the deep network is doing so humans can learn from it and exploit it.

Mañana (4pm BST/ 12pm GMT-3 Santiago) estaré hablando de robótica e inteligencia artificial con John Atkinson A Peras y Manzanas vealo por aquí linkedin.com/video/event/ur… o en youtube youtube.com/channel/UCUqoV…

🦿QDax: a Quality-Diversity benchmark suite for Deep Neuroevolution in Reinforcement Learning domain for robot control. It specifies different benchmarks based on the complexity of both the task and the agent controlled by a deep neural network. paperswithcode.com/dataset/qualit…

how long until we make a verb out of using chatGTP? can you chatGPT it? To summarise, expand, ELI5... in Spanish it will be "chatgipitéalo"

I'm very happy to announce that I'm starting as a Lecturer at Edinburgh Napier University Edinburgh Napier University. After two amazing years at Imperial College at the AIRLab. Thank you Antoine Cully et al. at the lab. Looking forward to continuing to make robots intelligent.

Why does excelling in a particular topic (science) give people the courage to comment as experts in other areas? I'm looking at you AI scientists talking about society, economics, politics, etc., after chatGPT success.

Did you know that you can use evolution on a robot without simulation? if you are clever about it. New paper arxiv.org/abs/2304.12080 and video youtu.be/BgGNvIsRh7Q (bonus: you can see me cosplaying Cow and Chicken parents) Antoine Cully Bryan Lim Hannah Janmohamed GECCO 2025

So today my question was answered, after less than 3 month, Prof Berk Canberk used ChatGPT as a verb :) I have chatgpted (!) it. Thanks Berk for the great talk on digital twins!

On my way to ICRA IEEE ICRA, looking forward to meeting many fellow roboticists, colleagues and friends :)

At every robotics conference I go to, I am guaranteed that a dancing circle of assorted robots will spontaneously emerge at some point… #ICRA2023

Jasia Reichardt at #ICRA2023 "we want to improve our robots, but we don't want them to realise they don't need us" Jasia Reichardt wonderful

A real pleasure to meet Marc Raibert from Boston Dynamics at #ICRA2023, now I know he's a fellow rock guitarist that builds tube amps at home, how cool! Here with part of the amazing AIRLab grpup Antoine Cully IEEE ICRA

Ever wondered how far we can push the dynamic capabilities of robots? Here’s a snippet of some ongoing stuff Nathan Amar and I are working on!

Hoy en El Mercurio me hicieron unas preguntas sobre sesgo en Machine Learning y su uso en Jordania, dejo articulo aqui (link detras de pago digital.elmercurio.com/2023/06/28/P/T…)

Complete bullshit. Pardon my french.

Yes, one day we'll have general artificial intelligence, I don't see any physical limits that would prevent that. And yes, one day the futurist will be right that AGI will arrive in less than ten years. In the meantime, we continue doing the job and decline making such prediction

I never thought a computer scientist could win the Nobel Prize. Our cap is not the Turing Award then. Amazing! This opens so many options... well... Anyways, congrats to Hinton and Hopfield #NobelPrize

If you are passionate about robotics and AI, have a look at this fully-funded PhD opportunity to work with me at the Edinburgh Napier University on robust control of autonomous robots. More info here: blogs.napier.ac.uk/scebe-research… and how to apply here: napier.ac.uk/research-and-i…

If you are going to #ICRA2025 and are interested in automatic robotic generation + EC + intrinsic motivations please have a look at our paper "Efficient and Diverse Generative Robot Designs using Evolution and Intrinsic Motivation". Léni Le Goff will be there presenting our work