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CTOnews.com, April 27 (Xinhua)-- an engineer named Santiago recently combined ChatGPT with Spot, a robotic dog from Boston Dynamics, to enable the robotic dog to communicate with humans by voice. This innovation may be reminiscent of scenes from science fiction movies, but in fact, it is designed to help robot dogs perform more complex tasks.

ChatGPT is a generative artificial intelligence model developed by OpenAI, which can generate coherent and meaningful text according to the user's input. Santiago uses Google's text-to-voice technology to allow users to ask Spot questions in voice, while Spot can answer them in real time with ChatGPT.

Santiago posted a video on Twitter showing the combination of ChatGPT and Spot. He wrote that ChatGPT can explain questions, parse documents, and develop answers. In order for Spot to return the correct information, you need to add some specific terms to its dictionary.

The video shows that Spot can answer questions about its battery level and the number of checks on its next task, as well as giving details of its last mission.

Santiago said he did the project because their robot dogs run automated tasks every day, each using long and difficult configuration files that only technicians can understand. In addition, robot dogs collect a lot of data at the end of each task, but there is no simple way to query all the data at any time. This is where ChatGPT works, and it simplifies the whole process.

CTOnews.com noticed that Spot can also nod or shake his head to show an answer to a right-or-wrong question, which looks kind of cute.

Integrating ChatGPT into a robot may make some people nervous. Imagine how creepy it will be in the future when Spot explains why it has to kill all humans, but for now it's only implemented to help people who work with robot dogs.

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