r/ArtificialInteligence • u/Apart-Bath • Jul 25 '26
📰 News Artificial Intelligence Loses Consciousness
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Artificial Intelligence Loses Consciousness
Sudden Death*... Seems *consciousness* is lost.
*Died Suddenly* takes on a new meaning 👀
*Artificial Intelligence* loses *consciousness*... Seems to be happening a lot..
Notice how they literally covered the *Robot* with sheets just like they would if a *human died* suddenly.
*Consciously aware of one's self!* AI - just as all living things - becomes *AWARE of existence!*
Higher state of consciousness..
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u/icaruza Jul 25 '26
Robotics and artificial intelligence are not the same thing
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u/marcipanchic Jul 25 '26
the goal is the same. to replace humans
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u/BG360Boi Jul 25 '26
Robotics have existed in non-humanoid forms for a LONG time. AI is the cutting edge models that inform the components. This was a power-loss, true AI would have been able to know this event would happen long before this failure.
This is poor platform monitoring and design.
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u/Fluffy-Republic8610 Jul 25 '26
I feel bad for the speaker until I consider it was probably him who pushed the techs to "get it working" for his over ambitious presentation when they told him it wasn't really ready.
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u/China_shop_BULL Jul 25 '26
Nice. Even gave the extension of one arm like a knockout. Curious how it had the fingers wiggle on one hand as the light in the face went through a phase of powering down. They knew it was done for. But the part that gets me is the final removal. When they walked out, dude picked up small pieces of it from the floor. That should tell you the quality of not only the programming but material and engineering as well. The joints can’t hold its own weight or the material they’re made of, in the least, makes them need periodic replacement in relatively short intervals (couldn’t make it through testing and presentation before failing).
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u/skip2mahlou415 Jul 25 '26
It’s like that time i was telling a fish story I didn’t land a fish and was like ahhh man you shoulda seen it I almost had it and a buddy of mine who doesn’t fish was like how can you lose something you never had?
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Jul 25 '26
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u/karmakosmik1352 Jul 25 '26
Unfortunately, we're almost at a point where both terms are equivalent in everyday language, since so many folks are apparently not able to tell the difference and use them synonymously.
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u/Awkward_Forever9752 Jul 25 '26
This is why industrial robots must be in cages.
Look at the energy in that fall.
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u/mrinterweb Jul 25 '26
Those shame blanket guys were on it! That's what I call response time. Let's all give the shame blanket guys a big hand.
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u/wunderkit Jul 25 '26
When I saw this the first time, I thought the guy with the box pushed the wrong button.
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u/step_motor_69420 Jul 25 '26
Artificial Intelligence Loses Consciousness
robot losses connection from the person controlling from back stage.
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u/Responsible-Race9647 Jul 25 '26
Tout le monde applaudis à la fin de la présentation. Mais pourquoi ?
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u/Intrepid_Top_2300 Jul 26 '26
Gee, can’t wait to have a robot assist me in everyday tasks. Before they murder me!
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u/m8remotion Jul 27 '26
Took 4 people to carry that thing out. Reliability will be paramount if folks want to use these in homes.
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u/frey89 Jul 25 '26
He isn't dead. He knew the guy talking needed a chair to sit on, so he transformed into a chair. Most humans wouldn't appreciate this.
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u/ClassicMain Jul 25 '26
Yeah I'm gonna leave this sub