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So the point is just to allow them to use existing tools ? Essentially self imposing our own limits on them, I don't really see how that makes sense. Just look
by lm28469 1y ago
So the point is just to allow them to use existing tools ? Essentially self imposing our own limits on them, I don't really see how that makes sense.
Just look at the animal kingdom, there are a bunch of stuff that would be extremely useful, tails, extra limbs, extra joints, no separated head, longer limbs &c.
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- DennisP 1y agoThe animal kingdom also lacked built infrastructure and tools. If the environment had been full of hand tools for a hundred million years, how many animals would have evolved to use them? Some of your listed features could still work though. A humanoid robot doesn't have to have exactly the same form as humans, as long as it's close enough to use our stuff, ride around in our vehicles, etc. The alternative is to build all new infrastructure and tools that don't work for humans; I'm not sure why we would want that.