Grays Babylon 1875 1,243 Posted August 5 Replacing your wifes dildo in the bedroom, to gratify her sexually, after intercourse... or taking your job? Share this post Link to post
Sooper-hanz 2,348 Posted August 5 My neighbour has a robot lawn mower and a robot vacuum cleaner. Share this post Link to post
Ramandu 336 Posted August 5 Robots no. A fair few smart people are worried about AI developments though. Before the end of this decade we may have general AI, as per the predictions made here: https://www.metaculus.com/questions/3479/date-weakly-general-ai-is-publicly-known/ Skynet to follow shortly after, obviously. I can't bring myself to worry about it though, it seems to crazy to believe. Share this post Link to post
tutankamun 380 Posted August 5 7 minutes ago, Grays Babylon 1875 said: Replacing your wifes dildo in the bedroom, to gratify her sexually, after intercourse... or taking your job? You have to be. I’m no Luddite. As an engineer I like modern tech, but the way things are going humans will soon be surplus to requirements. Except for the elites of course… Share this post Link to post
CCB III 693 Posted August 5 Worried about the cunts making them and what for. Anything made in mans image/with mans input has the recipe for disaster. Fuck knows, though. Share this post Link to post
Grays Babylon 1875 1,243 Posted August 5 5 minutes ago, CCB III said: Worried about the cunts making them and what for. Anything made in mans image/with mans input has the recipe for disaster. Fuck knows, though. These cunts with Alexa want slotted likes. Absolute nonsense. Share this post Link to post
CCB III 693 Posted August 5 4 minutes ago, Grays Babylon 1875 said: These cunts with Alexa want slotted likes. Absolute nonsense. If you've got a smart phone you're fucked. We're over reliant. 1 Share this post Link to post
Sooper-hanz 2,348 Posted August 5 Man has always made tools to make work easier. A robot lawn mower is just an advanced scythe. Share this post Link to post
Sooper-hanz 2,348 Posted August 5 The problem is that people base their instincts towards robots on how they have been represented in science fiction. Aliens get the same bad press. Share this post Link to post
Sooper-hanz 2,348 Posted August 5 2 minutes ago, tutankamun said: We are the carbon they want to reduce See. That’s just Arthur C Clarke style hypothesising. 1 Share this post Link to post
CCB III 693 Posted August 5 2 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said: The problem is that people base their instincts towards robots on how they have been represented in science fiction. Aliens get the same bad press. A lot of science fiction was and is prophetic Philip K Dick used to think the FBI were watching him because of the shit he'd write about, years after his death they confessed they did. Every right to be fearful of anything made by man that we're willing to hand control over to Share this post Link to post
Sooper-hanz 2,348 Posted August 5 12 minutes ago, CCB III said: A lot of science fiction was and is prophetic Philip K Dick used to think the FBI were watching him because of the shit he'd write about, years after his death they confessed they did. Every right to be fearful of anything made by man that we're willing to hand control over to Most of it has not turned out to be prophetic though. Phillip K Dick? I bought an old book of his short stories only last year. Share this post Link to post
CCB III 693 Posted August 5 4 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said: Most of it has not turned out to be prophetic though. Phillip K Dick? I bought an old book of his short stories only last year. Good book, that. A lot of it has turned out to be true! Share this post Link to post
tutankamun 380 Posted August 5 11 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said: Most of it has not turned out to be prophetic though. Not yet… Share this post Link to post
tutankamun 380 Posted August 5 27 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said: See. That’s just Arthur C Clarke style hypothesising. But they’re actually doing it now Share this post Link to post
Sooper-hanz 2,348 Posted August 5 43 minutes ago, tutankamun said: Not yet… fair point ( unless they give dates [like 1984]) Share this post Link to post
Sooper-hanz 2,348 Posted August 5 52 minutes ago, CCB III said: Good book, that. A lot of it has turned out to be true! I’m sure he has more than one book of short stories, Consi. Share this post Link to post
Redforever86 1,785 Posted August 5 1 hour ago, Sooper-hanz said: The problem is that people base their instincts towards robots on how they have been represented in science fiction. Aliens get the same bad press. Robots have actually been more positively represented in science fiction than negatively, aliens yes negatively but not quite as unequal as you’d think. We all loved E.T Share this post Link to post
Sooper-hanz 2,348 Posted August 5 7 minutes ago, Redforever86 said: Robots have actually been more positively represented in science fiction than negatively, aliens yes negatively but not quite as unequal as you’d think. We all loved E.T In general they have both been portrayed as ‘ the baddies’. As you said there are of course exceptions. Id like a robot that cleaned up the house and when you got in had your dinner ready for you. Also wasn’t averse to sucking your ding dong (but didn’t have a robot cock.)@CCB III Share this post Link to post
manboobs109 3,045 Posted August 5 I remember some tits on here were trying to claim those hoover things were robots. Fucking idiots. Share this post Link to post
Poodler 3,341 Posted August 5 I like the little robots that bring your food to the table. will be long dead before anything meaningful happens with AI. hopefully get to see the much fabled flooding of Holland though before death Share this post Link to post
tutankamun 380 Posted August 6 28 minutes ago, Poodler said: I like the little robots that bring your food to the table. ‘Little’ robots? What about the nano bots, the ones you can’t even see? They can fly round your body like in the film ‘Innerspace’ Share this post Link to post
Poodler 3,341 Posted August 6 (edited) https://www.birminghamtimes.com/2021/11/bot-a-breakthrough-tiny-nanobots-can-deliver-chemo-straight-to-cancer-cells/ pretty cool. Like the thing in the matrix that goes down Neo’s BB Edited August 6 by Poodler Share this post Link to post
manboobs109 3,045 Posted August 6 Not robots though are they. Just fancy syringes. Share this post Link to post
tutankamun 380 Posted August 6 16 minutes ago, Poodler said: https://www.birminghamtimes.com/2021/11/bot-a-breakthrough-tiny-nanobots-can-deliver-chemo-straight-to-cancer-cells/ pretty cool. Like the thing in the matrix that goes down Neo’s BB Haha. This is the ruse . “They will cure cancer” In reality you know they will be used for nefarious purposes by governments and terrorists (is there any difference?) Share this post Link to post