With the rapid advancement of AI-powered robotics, I’m starting to wonder if these machines could become a risk for humanity. Could highly intelligent, autonomous robots in industries or everyday life pose safety, ethical, or control issues? Are there any experts or enthusiasts who can share their thoughts on potential dangers?
Early implementations will have all sorts of issues., especially where humans are involved. We still have people drive down a boat ramp into the water because GPS told them.
I don’t care how great they say self-driving cars are, here we have some narrow windy roads next to sheer drop-offs and no guard rails.
I wanted to mount a piece of PVC on a simple fence with.
“I want to horizontally mount a long piece of electrical PVC on a mesh fence which uses vertical galvanized y style fence posts. The PVC would be mounted to the posts and not the wire.”
The vertical posts are these:
Here is the suggestion I got.
that is hilarious!
My opinion is that when robots are properly designed and controlled They run faster and more reliable than their humans and for that reason they represent the future.
I’ve always said the Terminator movie will actually happen!
For a laugh watch one of Tom Sellecks early movies “Runaway”. It’s about future home robots malfunctioning and killing homeowners!