Stumbled across this today, robots are becoming more human:
Articles like this make me feel better about AI.
Articles like this make me feel better about AI.
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I’m laughing but I’m also curious. Did not finish the video, but I’m interested in humans feeling a connection to an inanimate object. About the closest I’ve come to that is having a cat.
Should we be concerned? Will more machines off themselves? Is there a robot reporting line we are supposed to call if our robot is feeling suicidal?
Should we be concerned? Will more machines off themselves? Is there a robot reporting line we are supposed to call if our robot is feeling suicidal?
I've just implemented a suicide watch for our robot vacuum, the Kraken. Great fun to say "Release the Kraken" and watch him do his job!
Who doesn't like a happy ending?
I am so excited about the robot enhanced future, however we have stuff like this to worry about:
I hear it’s even better when you don’t have to pay for it.
Wait, huh, what WERE we talking about again?
Someone needs to be held accountable for this, someone should have recognized that the robot was having problems and someone should have intervened and got it some counseling. Totally unacceptable behavior from the coworkers not to have a more caring attitude and offering help. I’m disgusted at the lack of empathy.
Let's see...
Robot "worked" from 9:00 to 6:00, so it was overworked and thus threw itself down a flight of stairs. Found "unresponsive". Deemed suicide because it was "overworked".
What BS this story is. Nothing but click-bait.
Robot "worked" from 9:00 to 6:00, so it was overworked and thus threw itself down a flight of stairs. Found "unresponsive". Deemed suicide because it was "overworked".
What BS this story is. Nothing but click-bait.
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He’ll be back, probably with his 9 mm
