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CTOnews.com December 20-Researchers at the Federal Institute of Technology Zurich have created CyberRunner robots that reveal the extraordinary learning capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI).

The research team used a large marble maze to test, avoiding falling into the hole, through the maze set up to reach the destination.

The CyberRunner AI robot is equipped with two motors to drive knobs, a camera to view circuit boards, and an AI brain running a "deep reinforcement learning system" capable of sending up to 55 control commands per second.

The motion of the ball can be indirectly controlled by two knobs that change the direction of the board. Although it is a relatively simple game, it requires fine motor skills and spatial reasoning abilities, and, based on experience, humans need a lot of practice to master the game.

After just 6.06 hours of training, CyberRunner has grown rapidly from a beginner to a fluent, experienced professional who can even find ways to cheat like a human.

CyberRunner broke the record for fastest time for "highly skilled human players," clearing more than 6% faster. CTOnews.com attaches the following video:

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