A Japanese artificial intelligence program, in development since 2011 by the National Institute of Informatics, scores so highly in a multi-subject college entrance exam that it would have an 80% chance of getting into a Japanese university. Particularly strong were maths and history subjects while physics had room for improvement. The program was developed at Osaka University using deep learning techniques to analyse data from more than 100,000 students who took part in the national university entrance exam.
A Japanese artificial intelligence program, in development since 2011 by the National Institute of Informatics, scores so highly in a multi-subject college entrance exam that it would have an 80% chance of getting into a Japanese university. Particularly strong were maths and history subjects while physics had room for improvement. The aim of the Todai Robot Project is to produce a robot smart enough for entrance to Tokyo University by 2021.