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Thread: Musio, artificially intelligent robot, AKAStudy Limited, Wilmington, Delaware, USA

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    Talking with Musio part 1

    Published on Apr 28, 2016

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    Talking with Musio part.2

    Published on Apr 28, 2016

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    Current state of musio’s conversational ability

    Published on May 3, 2016

    Look who's talking again !

    Musio still has a lot to learn more but his grammar and knowledge is getting better and better everyday. The future is bright for Artificial Intelligence, It's getting smart.

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    Musio can remember context of conversation

    Published on Jul 18, 2016

    Musio has been learning new things everyday and this shows how fluent Musio has become when watching the video below and also knows the context of the conversation to keep it going smoothly !

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    Musio writes poetry!

    Published on May 25, 2017

    Musio can now write poems, with its AI engine MUSE!

    In the video, we have three musio poems. Out of three poems, two comes from Musio, while the other is a work of a Pulitzer Award winner.

    Can you tell which is the work of a human?

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    Current Status of Musio (2017 July)

    Published on Jun 30, 2017

    Musio Version 1.1.7

    June 27, 2017

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    Musio dynamics demo

    Published on Oct 19, 2017

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    Social Robot Musio X

    Jun 12, 2020

    AI robot Musio may not have a pulse, but it has the ability to understand users
    Who needs a friend when you have a robot? Certainly not the team behind Musio, a communication robot that claims to be “capable of interacting socially with people of all ages.”
    The robot comes from AKA LLC, an artificial intelligence company that seeks to understand human textual language, oral language, gestures, and facial expressions. By gaining such understanding, the company believes it can create machines that can communicate and interact with people as naturally as possible. Using natural language processing technology and AKA’s “rich interactive content ecosystem,” the Musio robot seeks to provide anyone anywhere with a companion made up of plastic and computer parts instead of flesh and blood.

    Musio has already seen some success internationally. The robot launched in Japan and is heralded as the “best-selling social robot in Japan,” though it’s unclear exactly how much competition it really has in this space. All the same, AKA notes, the robot’s context-aware deep-learning algorithm makes it quite the desirable companion, especially for those learning English. In fact, the company notes, Japan’s middle and high schools, as well as some education companies, are seeking out Musio to help with English teaching curricula. After all, if this robot can write poetry, which it can, it can probably teach people English.

    But what’s the difference between Musio and a smart speaker? According to AKA, it all comes down to context awareness. This robot promises to remember previous conversations with users, which allows for a more natural conversation flow. And because the bot is constantly learning new phrases and ideas and taking on new information, it can grow alongside its human counterpart.

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