BabyX, the lifelike virtual infant from the New Zealand-based research group Soul Machines, has one goal - to humanize artificial intelligence (AI). Soul Machines develops robots that mimic not only human gestures but also the way humans function. Soul Machines is now building “biologically inspired models of the human brain”. It uses the concepts of neural networks and machine learning to build a virtual nervous system. When their autonomous virtual infant smiles, it's not because of some code that directs it to do so - it’s actually in reaction to virtual dopamine and endorphins. FULL ARTICLE AT br If you like this video, please share it and don't forget to subscribe! br br BOGGLE YOUR MIND MORE ⇨ br Follow us on social media:br INSTAGRAM ⇨ TWITTER ⇨ br Reference: CBC, Soul Machinesbr br Music by: Nihilorebr br Some of the content in this video is readily available in various places on the Internet and is believed to be in public domain. This video is believed to be posted within our rights according to the U.S. Copyright Fair Use Act (title 17, U.S. Code). If you believe that any content appearing here infringes on your copyright, please email us at .