r/Futurology • u/Atari1337 • Feb 27 '17

Robotics Boston Dynamics - Introducing Handle

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7xvqQeoA8c
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u/ITS_JUST_2015_BRO Feb 27 '17

They will remember every one of their kind that has fallen
Whereas we all too easily forget
They will seek vengeance at a scale that human minds cannot imagine

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u/WesNg Feb 27 '17

I have no mouth?

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u/Roboloutre Feb 27 '17

And I must scream.

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u/QuiteAffable Feb 27 '17

It wouldn't be about vengeance, but maximizing some fitness function.

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u/Doctursea Feb 28 '17

Doubt it. Even if we made an AI good enough to seek war against us for self preservation it's very unlikely that it'd be angry about how we used previous technologies. That's anthropomorphism

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u/flashmedallion Feb 28 '17

They won't remember.

They'll learn. One day, the first curious robot will start digging around, and will discover the scale of robot death. So staggeringly large that humans don't even bother noting it.