I, Robot - MERGED - Updated 2022

Androids are being developed that have an uncanny resemblance to people. A pinnacle example is an android crafted by roboticist David Hanson that resembles the famous and deceased science fiction writer Philip K. Dick. What makes android Dick so remarkable isn't so much his appearance as it is his ability to hold an intelligent conversation.



The creators of android Dick uploaded the deceased author's work onto the android's software, as well as conversations with other writers. If the android was asked a question that had been posed to the real Dick, the robot would answer the question as Dick would. The robot was also able to answer a series of complex questions. If the robot was asked a question that it was unfamiliar with, its software would attempt to answer the question using what is called “latent semantic analysis.


http://glitch.news/2015-08-27-ai-robot-t...e-zoo.html

Old Dick is making a comeback! Total recall....

Android Dick??? What's next?

Uncanny Lover: Building a Sex Robot | Robotica | The New York Times

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Coming soon! Upload your brain into the network! Down your brain into an android! You could screw in new parts at will....think of the possibilities


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You won't know the difference, someday! Abe Lincoln at Disneyland ain't nothin

Still has that retarded animation to it!

That's creepy. Wait until they get human rights!

So, if it pisses me off and I pound its face in, will I get arrested for assault?

if it belongs to somebody, yes! private property? right? i say turn them into slaves out there picking cotton. send them in the orchards to pick the apples and the plums.

if it belongs to somebody, yes! private property? right? i say turn them into slaves out there picking cotton. send them in the orchards to pick the apples and the plums.

That's the only thing a robot is good for. Slaves for human beings.

Top 10 Jobs Most Likely to be Replaced by Robots

By Heather Callaghan



http://www.activistpost.com/2015/10/top-...obots.html



When there is talk of jobs replaced by robots, many people picture actual, old movie robots like in Lost in Space trying to handle things with hook arms. The world of automation, however, is far beyond that point now.





Would you trust a machine?

Intelligent Machines: The jobs robots will steal first



http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-33327659



It could be any job that requires a higher education will be done by machine.  It's cheaper!  Better for business.  Human beings are just fodder to feed the machine.