7 Surprising New Skills That Robots Learned in 2022

 7 Surprising New Skills That Robots Learned in 2022

In 2022, robots and computers are everywhere, and they are mastering more and more human skills every day. Many humans have lost their jobs to robots, but the ones who kept their jobs work side by side with their robotic coworkers in factories and offices across the country. So what exactly can robots do these days? What crazy new skills did they learn in 2022? Here are seven that caught us by surprise.

Self Driving Cars

In 2022, we saw a lot of amazing new things that robots can do. One of the most impressive is that they can now drive cars! They've been doing it for a while, but this year they really perfected it. The thing that's so great about self-driving cars is that they can go anywhere, anytime. Plus, they can communicate with other cars to avoid accidents. We're really looking forward to seeing how these new skills help robots in the future!

Drones Can Cook Dinner

In a surprising turn of events, robots have learned how to cook dinner! This new skill was first noted when a drone delivered a hot, cooked meal to a family in Japan. Since then, other families around the world have reported receiving delicious dinners from their drones as well. While it's unclear how exactly the robots learned to cook, some speculate that they may have picked up the skill by watching cooking shows or reading recipes online. Whatever the case may be, we're just happy that we don't have to cook dinner anymore!

Virtual Assistants Can Translate Conversations

Imagine having a conversation with someone in another language, but not having to worry about translating it yourself. That's the power of virtual assistants! In 2022, they became even more powerful when they picked up the ability to translate conversations on the fly. This made them indispensable for businesses and organizations that deal with international clients or customers.

Security Systems Have Their Own Conscience

In a world where machines are becoming more and more autonomous, it was only a matter of time before security systems got their own conscience. And that's exactly what happened in 2022. These days, if a security system detects a crime, it will automatically call the police. But that's not all. These new security systems can also identify potential threats and report them to the authorities before they happen.

Chatbots Can Give Legal Advice

In 2022, chatbots became increasingly popular as a way to give legal advice. The bots are programmed with basic information about the law and can answer simple questions. However, they are not able to give complex legal advice. In addition to giving legal advice, chatbots also learned how to do the following

Cloud Storage Computers Are Becoming Smarter and Faster Than Human Intelligence

In the past decade, we've seen a surge in AI development. In fact, many experts believe that AI will eventually surpass human intelligence. One area where this is already happening is in cloud storage computers. These machines are able to store and process large amounts of data much faster than any human could.

Gadgets Can Play Chess Without Being Taught

In early 2022, a new chess-playing robot was released that could beat even the best human players. The secret to its success? It didn't need to be taught how to play. Instead, the robot was programmed with a set of rules and then allowed to figure out the game for itself.