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Targeted for the military, I'd say it makes too much noise and looks like it could be taken out with a bullet or two to the circuit board, but all in all, this is one impressive equipment hauler.
Or what the heck, send a million of them to the middle east, programmed to tell jokes about osammi and shoot anyone who gets annoyed at them.
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That would be the key purpose, shoot anyone who gets annoyed at them.
ReplyDeleteThe technology today is moving in the direction of physics and virtual transformation in the imitation of human cranium goings on inside.
They Say. And I don't trust programmers as I are one. Actually, it's not the programmer, it's more all the underlying framework that any program sits on anymore and to what state of update that is in.
ReplyDeleteProgram a web page, there's probably 30 underlying programming languages then the circuit boards themselves all that.
AI is a painful process and they continue bringing more and more of it into our lives in dangerous environments.
Airplanes, cars. Nevada approved the google equipped self-driving car for the road recently.
Very interesting and somewhat disturbing at the same time.
ReplyDeletePrograming can go astray, it often does.
Admiral, it sure does !
ReplyDeleteThat is one creepy looking thing! I like your suggestion for them, though! String some bacon around it's head, and they'll be all set.
ReplyDeleteBunni, I have to admit, it is kinda creepy, even for a fearless guy like myself.
ReplyDeleteBut if I was on a mission, I'd be thankful this thing was haulin my pack.
Thanks for the vote of confidence.:)
Creepy is the word. And mincing. A creepy, mincing robot. Call it the Bawney Fwank robot mule.
ReplyDeleteSig, Well, it does look like Bawney...
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