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Safeworld builds digital humans to vet GenAI robot safety

According to TechCrunch, Safeworld is building digital humans to confirm that robots will not harm real humans. The report also raises the question of whether Safeworld can convince the public that generative AI-powered robots will not cause harm.

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TechCrunch reports that Safeworld is creating "digital humans" with the goal of ensuring that robots do not harm real people. Against the backdrop of generative AI combined with robotics, safety has become a core issue of external concern, and the company's approach is to have virtual humans take the place of real people in the verification process. The report points out in the form of a question that whether Safeworld can persuade people to believe that GenAI robots will not cause harm remains an unresolved issue. The above information comes from TechCrunch's original report, organized by AI, with no details added beyond the original text.
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