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Wed May 28, 2003 04:10 PM ET
By Jim Wolf
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon is shopping for ways to capture everything a person sees, says and hears as part of a project it says is meant to help create smarter robots.
The projected system called Lifelog would suck in all of a subject's experience -- from phone numbers dialed and emails viewed to every breath taken, step made and place gone.
The idea is to index the material, and make patterns easily retrievable in an effort to make machines think more like people, learning from experience.
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