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Google wants to let robots write their own code

Posted on November 5, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Google has released an new open source benchmark that it says will allow robots to perform tasks by writing their own code in response to human-written instructions.  The company has launched a new website (opens in new tab) to reveal “Code as Policies” (CAP), whereby prompts written in plain English can be interpreted into language-model generated programs (LMPs) written in Python code. CAP is the successor to PaLM-SayCan (opens in new tab), a project that similarly allowed a physical helper robot to be directed through commands in plain English.
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