Now, the SWORDS won't act on a command, unless it's received right away. A three-part arming process -- with both physical and electronic safeties -- is required before firing. Most importantly, the machines now come with kill switches, in case there's any odd behavior. "So now we can kill the unit if it goes crazy," Zecca says.
Sounds like a wonderful program for Microsoft, too.
This is fascinating, on a number of levels. But the first thing that came to mind, which the quote MFT refers does address, is what can happen with killer robots not quite yet perfected [as in the start of the flick "Robocop"].
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Now, the SWORDS won't act on a command, unless it's received right away. A three-part arming process -- with both physical and electronic safeties -- is required before firing. Most importantly, the machines now come with kill switches, in case there's any odd behavior. "So now we can kill the unit if it goes crazy," Zecca says.
Sounds like a wonderful program for Microsoft, too.
This is fascinating, on a number of levels. But the first thing that came to mind, which the quote MFT refers does address, is what can happen with killer robots not quite yet perfected [as in the start of the flick "Robocop"].
AI, shouldn't "killer laptops" be gracing this article?
To date, AA's been on a roll in referencing American celuloid sci-fi.
Have you been catching up -- or re-catching up -- on your movies this summer AA?
Killer laptops: of course, that should be in! OK, took care of that.
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