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And if I have more complicated pattern rules, and I design error correction rules, we can actually create really, really complicated self assemblies, and here's what that looks like.
So any single robot is only talking to a small number of robots nearby it, and it's using its motion rule to move around the half-built structure just looking for a place to fit in based on its pattern
rules.
And even though no robot is doing anything perfectly, the
rules
are such that we can get the collective to do its goal robustly together.
So these are robots and
rules
in two dimensions, but we can also think about robots and
rules
in three dimensions.
And like the system I showed you before, these insects actually also have pattern
rules
that help them determine what to build, but the pattern can be made out of other insects, or it could be made out of mud.
And we can use that same idea to create
rules
for robots.
So the simulated robot has a motion rule, which is how it traverses through the structure, looking for a place to fit in, and it has pattern
rules
where it looks at groups of blocks to decide whether to place a block.
And with the right motion
rules
and the right pattern rules, we can actually get the robots to build whatever we want.
So once we have these rules, we can start to create the robot bodies that go with these
rules.
But with these rules, this is really only one kind of robot body that you could imagine.
Once you understand the rules, just many different kinds of robot visions become possible.
And coming back to the snorkeling trip, we actually understand a great deal about the
rules
that fish schools use.
In each of these systems, being able to understand how to design the
rules
of engagement and being able to create good collective behavior becomes a key to realizing these visions.
So, so far I've talked about
rules
for insects and for fish and for robots, but what about the
rules
that apply to our own human collective?
So in addition to working on improving the science of robot collectives, I also work on creating robots and thinking about
rules
that will improve our own scientific collective.
Imagine a society where we had
rules
of engagement where every child grew up believing that they could stand here and be a technologist of the future, or where every adult believed that they had the ability not just to understand but to change how science and technology impacts their everyday lives.
I believe that we can choose our rules, and we engineer not just robots but we can engineer our own human collective, and if we do and when we do, it will be beautiful.
But the
rules
changed, and they never got to make partner.
Witnessing flirtation in the workplace creates a sense of not knowing the rules, not knowing what's going on, or maybe seeing something that you shouldn't be seeing.
You don't have to look far to find fantastic exceptions to these rules, but we all share something that makes us women.
Keeping secrets, believing the mantra that big boys don't cry, not knowing how to display any emotion confidently other than anger, participating in athletics and learning that the greater the performance on the field, the less the need to worry about the
rules
off it.
And I think that's because they've been optimized to pass, as we always expect people to do, to optimize relative to bright-line
rules
about how affected the car will be.
I love those experiments, but I think that the most profound and life-changing experiment that I've done is my most recent experiment, where I spent a year trying to follow all of the
rules
of the Bible, "The Year of Living Biblically."
The second type of rule that was difficult to obey was the
rules
that will get you into a little trouble in twenty-first-century America.
The
rules
were that each family had to create three gifts for the gods, including, for the Ivaldis, golden hair.
The statement can’t be false, because if it were, the troll, by its own rules, would have to free your brother.
And by its own rules, the troll has to free the creatures as well, since you said a true statement.
Architecture is a profession with many rules, some written, some not, some relevant and others not.
So we figured out these
rules
whereby you pack circles, you decorate the patterns of circles with lines according to more
rules.
They did it by breaking and bending
rules.
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