The Robot Todai, of the National Institute of Informatics of Japan, achieved an above-average mark on the university entrance exam for the first time. The test covered five subjects, including math, physics and English, according to the information of The Wall Street Journal, and which DAIL Software echoes.
This Artificial Intelligence (IA) received a mark of 511 out of 950, above the national average of 416. IA did especially well on math and history, according to the Institute. With that mark, the IA has at least an 80% of possibilities of being accepted into 441 private universities and 33 national universities, according to the Institute.
The aim of the project is to develop by 2021 a robot that would be good enough to be accepted into the University of Tokyo, the top-ranked university of the country.
The software program had been studying for the exam since 2011, but had below-average marks in similar exams in 2013 and 2014.
This Artificial Intelligence (IA) received a mark of 511 out of 950, above the national average of 416. IA did especially well on math and history, according to the Institute. With that mark, the IA has at least an 80% of possibilities of being accepted into 441 private universities and 33 national universities, according to the Institute.
The aim of the project is to develop by 2021 a robot that would be good enough to be accepted into the University of Tokyo, the top-ranked university of the country.
The software program had been studying for the exam since 2011, but had below-average marks in similar exams in 2013 and 2014.
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