Merciless robots will fight future wars: researcher
February 5, 2009
A hand holding a biological brain and a robot. Robots will be armies of the future in a case of science fact catching up to fiction, a researcher has told an elite TED gathering.
Robots will be armies of the future in a case of science fact catching up to fiction, a researcher told an elite TED gathering on Wednesday.
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In short, not only can we look forward to a new era of new kinds of genuine friendly fire deaths and accidental attrocities, but a new era of new kinds of deliberate black operations slaughter covered-up as unintended mistakes.
And when you add to this recipe the dimension of a new era of world-wide paranoia in which UFO sightings'll no longer dismissed as merely the concern of wackos who believe in men from Mars then you can see the not so far off future is going to be a fun time had by all.