A team of researchers at The University of Tokyo connected a humanoid robot to GPT-4 and used prompts to make the robot act out specific human actions such as playing guitar, taking a selfie, pretending to be a ghost or eating someone else’s popcorn at the movies. The robot, known as Alter3, looked like it was playing a game of charades.
A large language model can translate written instructions into code for a robot’s movement, enabling it to perform a wide range of human-like actions.
Here are some of the individual experiments performed on Alter3.
