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I'm curious. Way into the future, once all armies are equipped with such killer robots: who are they going to kill? Other robots in a fight? I'm genuinely not
by aspyct 3y ago
I'm curious.
Way into the future, once all armies are equipped with such killer robots: who are they going to kill? Other robots in a fight?
I'm genuinely not sure how I feel about this, except that it makes war even more pointless than it is today.
Thoughts?
- ChatGTP 3y agoWe can’t survive AI infused robot wars in my opinion.
- credit_guy 3y ago> it makes war even more pointless than it is today What do you mean war is pointless? When you are at the receiving end of Putin's imperial ambitions, how is it pointless to defend yourself? Is Ukraine just supposed to roll over and die? And if Ukraine fights back and could manufacture and use this type of weapon robots, should they just say no, because it's pointless?
- aspyct 3y agoThat is not what I said. Of course Ukraine should defend itself and not just roll over. What I meant is: Starting a war is pointless. Now please don't reply with a comment saying "Ukraine didn't start the war". I know, and that's not what I said.
- credit_guy 3y agoBut then, what exactly did you mean by “war is pointless”? If a robber robs a bank, you can say his act is criminal, or immoral, but not pointless. The point of his robbery is to get the money. The same for Putin. The point of his war was to conquer another country.
- aspyct 3y agoLet me rephrase then. War doesn't bring anything of value to humanity.
- blargey 3y agoYes, other robots in a fight. And once the robots/factories are out of the way, any human resistance. Armies work to destroy/incapacitate the opposing army, after which they use the threat of destruction to impose their will on the noncombatant populace, same as today.