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Eh, this. It all depends on if 'robots', however one defines them are 'conscious', however one defines that. But until that gets settled, it's always a human
by lstodd 5y ago
Eh, this.
It all depends on if 'robots', however one defines them are 'conscious', however one defines that.
But until that gets settled, it's always a human pulling the trigger.
No difference from when someone's pitbull chews off someone else's head.
It might be the owner's fault, it might be not. But the dog in question can not be blamed.