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I think they probably haven't . He he
It would be interesting to know if any student or any teacher has written about robot behavior modification through redesign threats!
Is it an effective punishment, or is the pet robot 100 per cent committed to its pre-designed, pre-programmed actions and words? Getting technical. Now.? Gimme time to think that one over.
Wow, that's so funny about death by redesign!
Is it an effective punishment or is the pet robot 100-percent committed to its pre-designed, pre-programmed actions and words?
The AI article will be this month, but I will keep going on that theme.
Kids make their robots at school. They could make their own per. If the pet is naughty they could remake it.
Something like, "Sit down and be quiet or I will redesign you!"
Nuclear accidents bother me. So I have kept both eyes on the Japanese archipelago what with the Fukushima disaster.
AI screens so many call-ins before the caller gets to a person that I keep both eyes on AI- and robot-related happenings.
For example, there was a film or story somewhere about children growing up with pet robots and without animal sentient companions.
It will be most educationally entertaining and entertainingly educational to see your AI and robot wizzleys.
Will they be available soon this month?
Where do you get these ideas? Derdriu, I looked it up, and I have found sources talking about this topic. I am writing an article on AI at the moment, and I will follow this lead also. Thank you!
Some online source indicate that Japan spent the pandemic lockdown years preparing to dump Fukushima waters into the Pacific Ocean and to robotize their society.
Why mightn't those artificial intelligence-ized robots have figured out how to purify and reuse that water within Japanese boundaries?
Hmm. The artificial intelligence world might nearly be here.
Hopefully, a surrogate southern white rhinoceros mother works as well as her ;-D human ;-D counterparts!
Wouldn't it be possible that retribution would be living, in an all-artificial intelligence-ized and robotized world, with only the memories of all those sentient animals and plants -- with some exceptions, of course, like poison ivy ;-{ -- that made us feel better and that offered us "unconditional love"?