Humans Clearly Not Learning Anything From Sci-Fi Movies
An AP headline: "Space station's humanoid robot awake."
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An AP headline: "Space station's humanoid robot awake."
"Watson" defeated two very smart human people today.
He was joking, of course, but behind every joke there is a hint of truth.
Another signpost on the road to the robot apocalypse?
"Upcoming Military Robot Could Feed on Dead Bodies."
"I have to be honest. I'm a little afraid." As you should be.
Gamelatron takes a traditional Gamelan orchestra and replaces the well-trained Javanese with metronome-accurate computer-controlled robotic arms!
Sure, their lyrics may be in a made-up robot language, but so are most of Lou Reed's.
This Saturday, an entirely robotic orchestra will play George Antheil’s score to the Dadaist film 'Ballet mécanique' alongside the film itself for the first time.
Welcome to the beginning of the end.
The robots' takeover of high culture is now near complete.
ASIMO, a humanoid robot, is set to lead an orchestra in a performance of "The Impossible Dream." Start hoarding canned food.
Philip Parker, a professor of management science at Insead business school, is programming computers to collate information into custom-ordered books. In other words: He doesn't write the books, a robot does.
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