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As conventional top-down AI methods failed to provide the inexpensive, competent robots of fictional ambition, Tilden chose to enhance the bottom-up "biomorphic" method for the simple purpose of "making robots better".
But it's more likely he created all those robots because he's an egotistical robot-smithy obsessive with bots on the brain.
From experience. 1) Robotics needs a capable and elegant cheap and Evolutionist "body" for an advanced "Creationist" digital "head."
2) Digital robotics needs to learn from analog, a superior technology in that there is no "missing information."
3) revolutionize robotics by providing an incredibly cheap platform for kids to hack
4) Pick up his dirty underwear
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