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Originally I said a long long time. But I deleted one of the longs since I agree. I think at some point we will have to distinguish between emotion simulation, and real emotions created by complex AI's. Its.....complicated.
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OK, I admittedly don't like robots, never did and never will, what with their whirring little synchros and gyros and smug looks. But, when they become more prevalent and autonomous, will they be given rights and be afforded respect. I'm not talking about robots that belong to someone and may be out walking a dog or painting a fence. I'm talking about the ones that are out on their own just gathering data and being a pita getting in your way. Will there be anything preventing me from hauling off and walloping one of those things?
keep a pump sprayer full of salt water, robots hate salt water
If one of those Drones ever come by me or flying by my window
In the future, you wouldn't even notice it. Drone surveillance devices will be insect-sized and will be designed to fit in with their environments.
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