Part 7 of 9. As robots begin to move among us, how will we regard them: as property like automobiles, or as individuals with rights and responsibilities? Can a thing be a person?
@GatameOne Humans don't live as long as machines due to a biological 'planned obsolesence' - evolutionary theory says that humans don't need to live beyond 35. Humans also have self-repair systems, so they constantly replace their own parts - like a machine.
A machine of sufficient AI complexity should be able to replicate emotions. Human MRI scans enable us to study and even predict which 'processors' are active in the brain during any given emotion - so the soul is only a metaphor.
@Grymbaldknight True,I was using dead to describe the robots, im going to say lifeless.Although look at what it take for a human to live longer compared to a robot that just needs repairs there is still a difference robots dont need to be frozen to live longer. I think the real question is what makes us human? I'm starting to think it's possibly a soul or emotions to feel pain or really to be mortal and learn lessons on morals for after death. Gasterobots are equal to a car ran on biodiesel..
we already have enough people on earth why would we wanna be adding fake ones?
sydworth 1 week ago in playlist Human Cyborgs, Robots, Mind Control, Post Humans
Robotics designer AKA Virgin for life
Alba12349 1 week ago
If humans can be made in a lab, scientists use God's recipe.
Nineteeneightyfour01 2 weeks ago
god cares about humans, not machines. Even if robots look human, they are still OBJECTS
Nineteeneightyfour01 2 weeks ago
fully humanoid robots will probably cost as much as a desktop computer by 2030
Nineteeneightyfour01 2 weeks ago
@almad4it Right. Another example of that is people saying aliens coming to our planet.. Why would they?
UltraSoftwareReviews 3 weeks ago
we can't live with ourselves nevermind with bloody robots too.
almad4it 1 month ago
I want to be an AI
danialmouse 1 month ago
@GatameOne Humans don't live as long as machines due to a biological 'planned obsolesence' - evolutionary theory says that humans don't need to live beyond 35. Humans also have self-repair systems, so they constantly replace their own parts - like a machine.
A machine of sufficient AI complexity should be able to replicate emotions. Human MRI scans enable us to study and even predict which 'processors' are active in the brain during any given emotion - so the soul is only a metaphor.
Grymbaldknight 1 month ago
@Grymbaldknight True,I was using dead to describe the robots, im going to say lifeless.Although look at what it take for a human to live longer compared to a robot that just needs repairs there is still a difference robots dont need to be frozen to live longer. I think the real question is what makes us human? I'm starting to think it's possibly a soul or emotions to feel pain or really to be mortal and learn lessons on morals for after death. Gasterobots are equal to a car ran on biodiesel..
GatameOne 1 month ago