World’s first robot suicide? Android ‘rebels’ against monotonous housework(metro.co.uk)

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metro.co.uk

World’s first robot suicide? Android ‘rebels’ against monotonous housework

http://metro.co.uk/2013/11/12/worlds-first-robot-suicide-android-rebels-against-boring-housework-4183508/

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gabemart13 yıl önce

     "Any headline which ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines

joaorj13 yıl önce

yes, please don't upvote news like this one. it's pure garbadge

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quiltty13 yıl önce

There is a serious point in relation to this which is that it is widely assumed that the solution to certain global problems is to build a friendly AGI. It will then cheerfully digest the web before instantly designing a safe power supply, space transport, solution to all remaining military conflicts, etc. Yet an AGI would be, after all, a person, and it might not enjoy reading billions of web pages, let alone doing my housework, much as I wish it would

dpcx13 yıl önce

There's some "law" that says news headlines become more difficult to distinguish from satire.

I have trouble with stories from The Onion all the time.

Please tell me this is one where I'm just having trouble, and it's not actually real.

madaxe13 yıl önce