Als don't understand simple physics

摘要

ARTIFICIAL intelligence struggles to comprehend how objects interact with each other as they roll, collide, drop and drape, flunking a set of benchmark tests designed to see how intelligent it really is.The so-called Physion benchmark was designed by Daniel Bear at Stanford University in California and his colleagues. It uses eight scenarios to showcase physical phenomena most humans understand innately.Als were given the opening moments of the scenarios, computer-generated in 3D, featuring objects that were designed to interact with each other. The scenarios (six pictured) included a napkin being draped over objects on a table, a set of dominoes teetering towards collapse and a ball rolling down a slope. The tests were designed to probe how well computer code understood what it was "seeing" and how good it was at predicting what would happen next.