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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 6:02pm
Somewhat49
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My question is, what do you think would happen if robots became more intelligent than us? Please say why you think that would happen. (BTW They gained this intellegence from the bottom up approach and nothing was preprogramed into them other than the technology to gain and use intellegence with no help from a human)
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 6:09pm
d_dude
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Uhm, robots are already more intelligent than us. But my particular robot of interest would never harm me, Siri <3.
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 6:16pm
Somewhat49
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Uhm, robots are already more intelligent than us. But my particular robot of interest would never harm me, Siri <3.
They actualy aren't more intellegent than us and just store memory, they are all preprogramed to do things and the things that they do don't even compare to what we can do, I think the most intellegent robot is a one who is programmed to catch his own food (flies) and runs completly on that.
Btw just researched that Siri thing that you mentioned and that actualy in my mind dosen't have much intellegence since it is just a voice recognition system and nothing else.
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 7:02pm
aamer13
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Btw just researched that Siri thing that you mentioned and that actualy in my mind dosen't have much intellegence since it is just a voice recognition system and nothing else
dont talk to siri like that!
and if u didnt notice robots an acroynm really obvious bomb of tech smart or in normal talk a bomb that goes to the school of tech smart
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 7:04pm
daleks
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what do you think would happen if robots became more intelligent than us?
We would have to make a robot that would be able to teach itself how to do stuff. That would be the only way a robot could become smarter then a human.
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 7:05pm
master565
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Uhm, robots are already more intelligent than us. But my particular robot of interest would never harm me, Siri <3.
They know more then us if they have access to a database and are programmed to be able to access to that data. Intelligence and smarts (lack of a better word :( ) are two different things.
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 7:10pm
GrayWolfs
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if they did i would thing that they would eventually take over
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 7:13pm
dair5
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It depends. If we allowed these robots to multiply and spread and act out in a physical form, then we would be idiots. But if we controled them then there wouldn't be a problem.
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 7:17pm
Fs97
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If this were to happen, I would command my robot to make a hoverboard. 'Nuff said.
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 7:36pm
skater_kid_who_pwns
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They can be as smart as they want. As long as they don't posses any characteristics that could pose a threat, such as lasers or giant teeth, or things like that.
*note to self. Laser does not have a z in it.
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Posted Nov 14, '11 at 7:40pm
Somewhat49
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and if u didnt notice robots an acroynm really obvious bomb of tech smart or in normal talk a bomb that goes to the school of tech smart
Wait... Please rephrase that cause I couldn't understand that at all.
if they did i would thing that they would eventually take over
But why WOULD they want to take over?
They can be as smart as they want. As long as they don't posses any characteristics that could pose a threat, such as lasers or giant teeth, or things like that.
But why would they want to do any harm? Why would a sudden burst of intelligence make them want to kill and control? The only reason why we do that is because of survival of the fittest and kill or be killed, but robots don't have that problem.
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