Anyone ever seen anything like this?

They will not ask for sick days or demand a union, or fill the freeways with cars or talk back to their bosses or need washrooms and cafeterias and coffee stations and they can work all three work shifts without any interruptions. Heck, they wont even need chairs to sit on! Gob bless technology (and terminate everyone effective tomorrow).
 
The Discovery Channel has done a couple of shows about the advances in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence....some scary stuff, in many ways. People are becoming increasingly obsolete, in many occupations, and the pace is picking up. This is just another reason why overpopulation is going to be a major problem....in the not too distant future.
 
fmdog44 said:
They will not ask for sick days or demand a union, or fill the freeways with cars or talk back to their bosses or need washrooms and cafeterias and coffee stations and they can work all three work shifts without any interruptions. Heck, they wont even need chairs to sit on! Gob bless technology (and terminate everyone effective tomorrow).
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Not yet but who knows?
 
Paco Dennis said:
How do we not allow it to keep developing? Big, big, big money is involved.
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But it seems counter productive and self destructive to some extent. Taking it to the extreme in hopes of persuing the 'Singularity' (putting a human's consciouness into a robotic vessel, which some of those big $$ (and big ego) guys like Musk might see as a good thing, for them at least is good example of one of those things that just because we can do, is not necessarily something we should do. Robots to do certain jobs very risky for humans, like mining, exploration is one thing--

I have not heard anything about any of the producers of AI robots even considering programing them with Azimov's suggested laws, which would preclude them turning on us, perhaps reasoning out that we're either just unnecessary or actually a threat to them.

i have read that Steve Wozniak, who co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs has said he thinks AI robots once they can repair and replicate themselves would not need people. He took a somewhat bleak view of our future, perhaps as 'pets'?.

On another forum a few years ago i wrote a rebuttal to that prediction, which included having some common sense and foresight about how they get programmed and and for what.
 
When robots learn to build and repair themselves people will have no purpose.

It seems like some sort of doomsday code should be built in so we could pull their plug before they eventually pull ours.
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😀😄😂 Love it, I’d go out dancing with one of those anytime !
 

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