Teaching Robots to Infer Human Intent
FISER helps robots understand ambiguous instructions by reasoning about human intentions and actions, improving their ability to assist in real-world tasks.
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To create AI agents capable of understanding and executing human instructions in real-world environments, researchers from the University of Washington and MIT propose a novel framework called Follow Instructions with Social and Embodied Reasoning (FISER).
This system is designed to address the inherent ambiguity in natural language instructions by leveraging both social and embodied reasoning.