Judgement day is one step closer.

Scientist, due to their lack of ability to learn from science fiction films, have now taught robots the art of deception.

I can only foresee good things to come out of this.

There isn't really any "teaching" going on; all they have done is programmed robots with the ability to identify initial parameters - that not being detected is a "good thing", and how not to be detected - and have then left the robot to carry out its commands. When a robot spontaneously starts giving itself commands that it was never programmed to even have, that's when Judgment Day is one step closer. Or at least one step closer to a Geth uprising. :P

This is pretty cool.

I guess AI's will take over. Indigo Prophecy much....

the day they make robots that look like humans and have the strength of 100 men with built in lasers is when i'll start worrying.

Why do scientists feel the need to try and recreate human emotions...Theres no way there smart if they dont see how it can backfire.RYDERFTN

Why do scientists feel the need to try and recreate human emotions...Theres no way there smart if they dont see how it can backfire.RYDERFTN

Considering the world state of affairs, a robot takeover might actually be better.

Oh you've done it again, scientists. Thanks a lot.

This sucks :|Link334

It sucks? I find it a fascinating investigation into human psychology.

Considering the world state of affairs, a robot takeover might actually be better.

xionvalkyrie

I for one welcome our new robot overlords.

[QUOTE="Link334"]This sucks :|GabuEx

It sucks? I find it a fascinating investigation into human psychology.

Its like from Irobot or Terminator. :o I wonder if there is a real man named John Connor or if Will Smith will rise against this robotic resistance.

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

[QUOTE="Link334"]This sucks :|clayron

It sucks? I find it a fascinating investigation into human psychology.

Think of the consequences!

Deception is not an emotion. And if a human can honestly be tricked by artificial intelligence as it is right now we deserve to be smitten.Fudgycakes

Creepy when you're looking at this on a futuristic scale, but it's pretty minor at the moment.

We did not learn from MassEffect anything.GazaAli

There isn't really any "teaching" going on; all they have done is programmed robots with the ability to identify initial parameters - that not being detected is a "good thing", and how not to be detected - and have then left the robot to carry out its commands. When a robot spontaneously starts giving itself commands that it was never programmed to even have, that's when Judgment Day is one step closer. Or at least one step closer to a Geth uprising. :P

This is pretty cool.

GabuEx

This. I don't think it is even humanly possible to make a computer that can learn, at least not in the way that computers are designed now.

Scientist, due to their lack of ability to learn from science fiction films, have now taught robots the art of deception.

I can only foresee good things to come out of this.

ZuluEcho14

[QUOTE="GazaAli"]We did not learn from MassEffect anything.Fudgycakes

[QUOTE="Fudgycakes"][QUOTE="GazaAli"]We did not learn from MassEffect anything.GazaAli

[QUOTE="Fudgycakes"][QUOTE="GazaAli"]We did not learn from MassEffect anything.GazaAli

Did anyone read the caption to the picture?

The black robot intentionally knocked down the red marker to deceive the red robot into thinking it was hiding down the left corridor. Instead, the black robot is hiding inside the box in the centre pathway.

Not the red marker!

There isn't really any "teaching" going on; all they have done is programmed robots with the ability to identify initial parameters - that not being detected is a "good thing", and how not to be detected - and have then left the robot to carry out its commands. When a robot spontaneously starts giving itself commands that it was never programmed to even have, that's when Judgment Day is one step closer. Or at least one step closer to a Geth uprising. :P

This is pretty cool.

GabuEx

Or at least one step closer to mankind becoming God, for at that point we would have created sentience. And our robot servants would see us as God, and serve us with utter devotion.

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

There isn't really any "teaching" going on; all they have done is programmed robots with the ability to identify initial parameters - that not being detected is a "good thing", and how not to be detected - and have then left the robot to carry out its commands. When a robot spontaneously starts giving itself commands that it was never programmed to even have, that's when Judgment Day is one step closer. Or at least one step closer to a Geth uprising. :P

This is pretty cool.

MrGeezer

Or at least one step closer to mankind becoming God, for at that point we would have created sentience. And our robot servants would see us as God, and serve us with utter devotion.

I for one welcome our new robot overlords.GswSir

I for one welcome our new robot overlords.GswSir

Why do scientists feel the need to try and recreate human emotions...Theres no way there smart if they dont see how it can backfire.RYDERFTN

Skynet is watching.

Skynet is watching.

Bigboss232

At least when they kill us they'll do it quickly.

We just ...... WE DIDN'T LISTEN! :P

I hope its bettter than the movie.

What tools they are, now we'll have to spend all day computing pi because they plugged in the overlord. >_>

*Cookie for the easy reference*