The AI-generated cat pictures thread
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Some people look at that and see Skynet; a strong AI run amok and turned against its creators.
I look at it and see something far more terrifying: a simplistic, barely autonomous AI, functioning properly and completely under the control of its rightful owners, ala the Police Department (Chappie, 2015) and the Civil Cooperation Bureau (Elysium, 2013).
Putting the "Dis" back in Dystopia.
I look at it and see something far more terrifying: a simplistic, barely autonomous AI, functioning properly and completely under the control of its rightful owners, ala the Police Department (Chappie, 2015) and the Civil Cooperation Bureau (Elysium, 2013).
Putting the "Dis" back in Dystopia.
Some people look at that and see Skynet; a strong AI run amok and turned against its creators.
I look at it and see something far more terrifying: a simplistic, barely autonomous AI, functioning properly and completely under the control of its rightful owners, ala the Police Department
I look at it and see something far more terrifying: a simplistic, barely autonomous AI, functioning properly and completely under the control of its rightful owners, ala the Police Department
Saw this on my way home from picking up some metal, had to laugh a little
Some people look at that and see Skynet; a strong AI run amok and turned against its creators.
I look at it and see something far more terrifying: a simplistic, barely autonomous AI, functioning properly and completely under the control of its rightful owners, ala the Police Department (Chappie, 2015) and the Civil Cooperation Bureau (Elysium, 2013).
I look at it and see something far more terrifying: a simplistic, barely autonomous AI, functioning properly and completely under the control of its rightful owners, ala the Police Department (Chappie, 2015) and the Civil Cooperation Bureau (Elysium, 2013).
--Ian
Boost Pope
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Evenm that thought doesn't scare me.
ED-209 (according to the story) was a science-fair project so badly designed that, after its malfunction at the private demo, would never have made it into production, and would likely have done such incalculable damage to OCP's reputation (and stock price) as to drive the company to liquidate its entire robotics division.
What's really scary is the prospect of semi-autonomous robots which act as a force-multiplier alongside (and obey the commands of) human police officers. They function perfectly, don't look like horrifying battle machines, and are gradually accepted by society.
We've already got the U.S. Customs and Border Protection operating a small fleet of MQ-9 Reapers in US airspace. A ground-based equivalent for police use will happen. At first, they'll be deployed only in SWAT units for building-entry, for riot-control, etc. A decade or two later, they'll be ride-along backup in every patrol car, and the human officer will never have to leave the safety of his or her cabin. And, eventually, they'll be doing their own foot patrols, controlled by a central dispatch center.
Which is precisely the stage we're in now with armed UAVs.
ED-209 (according to the story) was a science-fair project so badly designed that, after its malfunction at the private demo, would never have made it into production, and would likely have done such incalculable damage to OCP's reputation (and stock price) as to drive the company to liquidate its entire robotics division.
What's really scary is the prospect of semi-autonomous robots which act as a force-multiplier alongside (and obey the commands of) human police officers. They function perfectly, don't look like horrifying battle machines, and are gradually accepted by society.
We've already got the U.S. Customs and Border Protection operating a small fleet of MQ-9 Reapers in US airspace. A ground-based equivalent for police use will happen. At first, they'll be deployed only in SWAT units for building-entry, for riot-control, etc. A decade or two later, they'll be ride-along backup in every patrol car, and the human officer will never have to leave the safety of his or her cabin. And, eventually, they'll be doing their own foot patrols, controlled by a central dispatch center.
Which is precisely the stage we're in now with armed UAVs.
Last edited by Joe Perez; 02-27-2017 at 11:52 PM.
"that moment talking **** is met with common sense."
the masses are get more educate and less confrontate.
the sellers...still not educate...he's selling a "hot side" turbo kit. we're all doing it wrong. We need to make moar cold side turbo kits.
the masses are get more educate and less confrontate.
the sellers...still not educate...he's selling a "hot side" turbo kit. we're all doing it wrong. We need to make moar cold side turbo kits.
Adding to the topic.
When someone makes music with other peoples pain.
click to play
Last edited by triple88a; 02-28-2017 at 08:39 PM.