A look into the future of AI at MIT's robotics laboratory

What does the future hold for robotics and AI?
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Running, jumping, and flying: welcome to the future of robotics.


With the technology used in Robots and AI continuing to advance each day, it’s easy to forget just how far we’ve come. So where are we now and what does the future look like for us? We sat down with the director of MIT CSAIL, Daniela Rus to discuss the future of robotics and AI as well as a glimpse behind the curtain into the CSAIL robotics laboratory.


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