🚀 AI will be sent into space without the right to call Earth - the device will try to complete the entire mission on its own Space startup AstroForge announced Autonomy-1 - an experimental mission in which the device, after separating from the launch vehicle, should not receive commands from Earth. It will be controlled by the on-board AI model Solo. She will have to make decisions independently and try to complete assigned tasks without a person in the control loop. The launch is scheduled for next year. If everything works out, Autonomy-1 should show how far you can go in spacecraft autonomy: send a car into space and then let it figure it out on its own. [Source]()
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ИИ отправят в космос без права позвонить на Землю — аппарат попробует самостоятельно выполнить всю миссию.
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- ИИ отправят в космос без права позвонить на Землю — аппарат попробует самостоятельно выполнить всю миссию.
AI will be sent into space without the right to call Earth - the device will try to complete the entire mission independently
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