China has created the world's first "AI child": it can angry and even wipe up spilled milk

Chinese scientists from the Beijing Institute of General Artificial Intelligence (BIGAI) have created the world's first model of a child with artificial intelligence. What distinguishes it from an ordinary toy is its ability to learn and develop.

The robot is called Tong Tong, and it can imitate human consciousness, show basic facial expressions (anger and joy), distinguish between right and wrong, and perform some actions at the level of a 3-4-year-old child. This is reported by The Byte Futurism.

The scientists said that the AI "child" can not only execute commands given to it virtually but also set new tasks for itself.

"Tong Tong has a mind and seeks to understand the common sense that people are taught. It distinguishes right from wrong, expresses its attitude to different situations, and is able to determine the future," the developers' description says.

Attendees at the presentation could interact with the robot and watch it demonstrate human skills. For example, it repairs crooked photo frames and wipes up spilled milk.

Visually, an AI doll bears little resemblance to a child. AI controls an invention that resembles a cartoon character.

Scientists aim to develop Tong Tong's abilities to adapt to human environments, perform tasks in complex environments, and understand cause and effect relationships in the future.

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