No one can tell if this is a robot or human
Game Conference attendees are easily fooled. It’s not a bug, it’s a feature. And calling an Android “Cyberlife” should be a contract termination clause for any Marketing employee.
No one can tell if this is a robot or human
Game Conference attendees are easily fooled. It’s not a bug, it’s a feature. And calling an Android “Cyberlife” should be a contract termination clause for any Marketing employee.
(thx @m_pf)
PS: Hey New Scientist, what the hell is that weird robot dance supposed to illustrate at the end of the clip?
Rules of robot human workplace interaction by Emily Dreyfuss.
(source: @bilalfarooqui)
Police say drunk man knocked down Mountain View security robot
I think this is a pretty pathetic incident […] because they attack a victim who doesn’t even have any arms
A robot went out of control at the China Hi-Tech Fair 2016 in Shenzhen on Thursday, smashing a glass window and injuring a visitor. The robot that went violent is named “Fatty” and is designed for household use.
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