The article discusses the future of AI and robotics, emphasizing their integration into human capabilities through a concept called "cobotics." This term represents a synergy between cooperating robots and humans, enhancing each other's strengths. It highlights how digital modems, specifically eye-based sensors, can emulate human behavior and help create a more integrated AI. The importance of blending sensory inputs for better human-AI interaction is underscored, linking it to improved brain function and the potential to enhance human experiences through technology.
The use of the words "cooperation" and "robotics" together first emerged in the mid-1990s, when Shabo was working as a consultant on interactive digital technology for Philips Interactive Media.
Eye-type digital modems with optical sensors can help us achieve and manage human-centered cobotic behavior. The retina of the eye is the modem to the brain.
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