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I think for the example with the China you would just have it do it's best to avoid things and if it breaks stuff then it breaks stuff. Unless you're robot brea
by tdb7893 9y ago
I think for the example with the China you would just have it do it's best to avoid things and if it breaks stuff then it breaks stuff. Unless you're robot breaks a ton of stuff in normal operation I don't see how being unable to choose between different things to break being a large issue
- j2kun 9y agoHaving to anticipate how the robot will screw up and reorganize your life based around that is a big issue. It's a big enough reason for people to decide they need to give up a dog they love, and people love dogs a lot more than they love robots.
- anonymfus 9y agoBut benefits of having dogs are mostly psychological and so dog owners are a minority. Since robots will have economical benefits people will use them even if it will make their lives worse.