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MIT researchers stranded an AI agent on a desert island. What happened could change how robots are trained

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Humans have long been obsessed with what happens to people stranded on desert islands. From Robinson Crusoe to Lord of the Flies and Yellowjackets, stories about resilience,…

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MIT researchers stranded an AI agent on a desert island. What happened could change how robots are trained

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