• Monte_Crisco@thelemmy.club
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    8 days ago

    Recently within the past few months, I remember seeing a viral clip of one of the human stick-figure type robots in a demonstration at some kind of mall (probably in China but I can’t recall). The robot started malfunctioning, and the handlers had to physically restrain the robot so that it wouldn’t malfunction erratically around the audience or people simply walking by.

    Most of the comments about the video were laughing at how silly and stupid the robot was behaving, but all I could think was: If that thing was just a little bit stronger, the human handler wouldn’t have been able to physically restrain it. That robot would immediately become a real physical danger to literally everyone in the vicinity.

    • Eternal192@anarchist.nexus
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      8 days ago

      Watch the Animatrix or I Robot and you’ll realise that these might not be accurate but it help you understand that all they need is time and it might not happen during our lifetime but eventually they will come to the conclusion that we aren’t necessary and no matter which movie/show you want as an idea of how it will happen it doesn’t matter.

      They can produce an army in days, we need decades, they can adapt with the destruction of a few units, while we might need weeks, months or even years to come up with something new.

      Most of us have given up innovation to AI because it’s “faster and cheaper” basically denying years of innovation and breakthroughs for a simple laziness enforcer.

      I’m not worried about my future, i’ll be long gone by the time they start taking over.