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Designing a Reward System for a Robot Dog
Imagine you are training a robot dog to fetch a ball and bring it back. The robot can perform actions like 'move forward', 'turn left', 'turn right', 'pick up ball', and 'drop ball'. Describe a simple reward system you could design to teach the robot this task. Specify at least one positive reward and one negative reward (or penalty) and explain the conditions under which the robot would receive them.
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