Killer Robots

Meet Dr. Ronald Arkin, He Will Help Kill You

by gary on Jul.31, 2009, under Artificial Intelligence

Apparently someone has written a book about ethical behavior of killer robots. Well a fat lot of good this book is going to do when you’re getting your ass handed to you by a mechanized killing machine. Smart people drive me insane sometimes.

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MIT Builds Game AI That Learns By Watching Humans

by gary on Jul.30, 2009, under Artificial Intelligence

Researches at MIT’s Media Lab are building a game that develops its own AI by watching human behavior. I swear I feel like I’m watching an episode of “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”.

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Flying Death Machines by 2047

by gary on Jul.29, 2009, under Artificial Intelligence, Military, Robots

According this post on Engadget, the US Air Force says robots that decide whether to kill people or not will be here by 2047. I guess I should start making a list of things to do before 2047…

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Military Builds Robot That Eats Humans For Fuel

by gary on Jul.10, 2009, under Robots

Well folks, it’s official. We’re screwed. Ironically, they even called the thing the "EATR". Disturbing pictures and information on the EATR is available here.

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Intelligent House that Can Learn our Routines

by gary on Jul.06, 2009, under Artificial Intelligence

I think that the article speaks for itself here…. And I quote:

"The first home in the UK which can learn from its residents and take decisive action and text if it is being burgled or the door has been left unlocked, will be unveiled this week in Cairo."

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Another Brick in the SkyNet Wall

by jojokaffe on Jun.30, 2009, under Robots

Training robots to anticipate our needs.
Training robots to anticipate our actions.
Training robots to figure out where we’re hiding and exterminate us, says I.

The multidisciplinary team of the EU-funded Joint Action Science and Technology (JAST) project first analyzed human-human collaborations, seeing what kind of behavior and brain function are at play when we work (or don’t work) well together, and then applied the research into building proactive robots.

The eventual aim is to build robots that can ask questions, discuss and explore possibilities, assess their companion’s ideas, and anticipate what their partners might do next.

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    Carnivorous Robots – Yes You Read That Right

    by gary on Jun.30, 2009, under Robots

    There’s an article at Hack-A-Day that shows an actual carnivorous robot. Someone please tell me I’m being punked.

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    When you play a game at Gwap, you’re helping to kill us all.

    by gary on Jun.17, 2009, under Artificial Intelligence

    I found out about Gwap today, who’s slogan reads "When you play a game at Gwap, you aren’t just having fun. You’re helping the world become a better place.". Sounds lovely doesn’t it? The only problem is that when you play a game at Gwap, you’re actually training computers how to learn… Seriously.

    Time to buy more guns.

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    Chef Robot makes its video debut, nightmares forthcoming

    by gary on Jun.15, 2009, under Robots

    I just watched a video of a friggen robot make sushi. Dear, God…

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