Most of the autonomous agents that humans interact with have something in common: They aren’t very self-sufficient. A smart speaker, for example, can communicate through its voice interface and take some actions, such as ordering products, but it can’t perceive its surroundings. A robotic lawn mower, on the other hand, can take action (by mowing) … Continue reading Embodied Question Answering: A goal-driven approach to autonomous agents […]

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