Seriously, I am the only one that remembers the Terminator movies?

[JimmyinSD]

at what point to those in charge put some common sense and restrictions on this shit?  I was a little spooked when an AI machine that was never programed with an asian language,  or the ability to learn,  was asked a question in an asian language and after a short time gave a response in that language,  but this shit right here is directly out of hollywood.

AI MILITARY DRONE ‘KILLS’ HUMAN OPERATOR DURING TEST, SIGNALS MAJOR ISSUE
https://www.outkick.com/ai-drone-turned-...elligence/

[Guest]

It's not just you. Every time my wife brings up getting a roomba, I reference back the the terminator documentaries.

[Guest]

You mean the part where SkyNet became self aware? Coming sooner then you think!  :o 

[Guest]

@Kentis said:
You mean the part where SkyNet became self aware? Coming sooner then you think!  :o 

sounds like its pretty much there now,  it was programmed to do a job,  and when it identified what was preventing it from doing its job it eliminated it.   thats some scary shit right there.

[Guest]

@Kentis said:
You mean the part where SkyNet became self aware? Coming sooner then you think!  :o 

I think its here. In the last few years though, I don't think we present a threat.

[Guest]

@wiviking said:

@Kentis said:
You mean the part where SkyNet became self aware? Coming sooner then you think!  :o 

I think its here. In the last few years though, I don't think we present a threat.

think about that next time you go to unplug an electrical device,  or shut your computer down.... :#

[Guest]

Never watched them

[Guest]

Really enjoyed the first two. The concept of SkyNet and all that was a really cool concept and menacing at the same time. I think we are quite a ways from that, but it does seem like we're trending now toward something like it in some lesser form.