Humans, monkeys and even birds are able to share knowledge and skills, and now robots can too.
A machine called Baxter has taken instructions of how to complete a simple task from a robot 325 miles (523km) away and used them to carry out the same job.
This is significant because Baxter and the training robot were designed differently and Baxter had to 'figure out' how to complete the task in an entirely different setting.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3296969/Teaching-old-robots-new-tricks-One-machine-teaches-complete-task-despite-hundreds-miles-apart.html
Anyone who thinks sentient robots can be "controlled" is delusional.
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