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Cool. But this looks like an expensive toy. The stuff of nightmares is this being adapted by the DoD. I can almost imagine your website as a scene in the prol
by 999900000999 1y ago
Cool.
But this looks like an expensive toy.
The stuff of nightmares is this being adapted by the DoD. I can almost imagine your website as a scene in the prologue of a terminator like movie.
Nightmare 2 is this becomes a companion of some sort. Detroit Become Human goes into this. You have a theme of the robots basically wanting freedom. Which throws out a moral conundrum, if someone buys an AGI enabled bot just to be mean to it, have they done anything wrong.
I like technology , but this feels like step one to a whole lot of weird stuff.
- codekansas 1y agoI suspect that these kinds of things will happen with or without my involvement. Assuming that they do, I would rather that a good open source option exists
- Ey7NFZ3P0nzAe 1y agoAren't there ways to legally forbid reusing anything you made for war like purposes?
- bravesoul2 1y agoDoD has Boston Dynamics? I think this is like the Llama. Give everyone else a play.
- gspetr 1y agoAn early Terminator prototype is pretty much useless unless you can field an army of them all at once and use them as shock troops. As an infiltrator, it's worthless because it's not fooling anyone with its bizarre uncanny valley gait, and as an assassin either a drone swarm or human snipers are more efficient. While sturdier than a human, if drones can take out tanks they'll be able to take out Terminators as well.
- Falimonda 1y agoAs much as DoD might like expensive toys, they have better options than an open-source project.