Evidence of an Emergent "Self" in Continual Robot Learning
Evidence of an Emergent "Self" in Continual Robot Learning explores This research explores a theoretical framework for identifying emergent 'self' concepts in continually learning robots by analyzing invariant subnetworks.. Commercial viability score: 3/10 in Robotics AI.
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