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Do note that the robots described in this article only drive autonomously, and when armed, need a human to (remotely) fire the weapons. If the robot shot auton
by FBT 10y ago
Do note that the robots described in this article only drive autonomously, and when armed, need a human to (remotely) fire the weapons.
If the robot shot autonomously, you'd have a point about mercy. But the way it is described here, it's exactly the same mercy-wise as if the soldier manning the weapons was riding along in the vehicle.
- vincnetas 10y agoI'm pretty sure pressing a button while sitting in the office is not the same as pulling trigger while looking someone in the eyes...