Reminds me of this guy
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Reminds me of those 90s Harmon Kardon PC speakers
Black eyes, like a doll's eye
What the hell is that?
It’s the first AI powered robot that does your household chores. It only needs an hour or two to empty out your dish washer.
Tap for spoiler
AI stands for “Actually Indian”, that wears VR goggles to control this monstrosity and can murder you anytime.
You're joking right?
No. This is absolutely correct. These things are advertised as AI but they can't do anything useful unless they're teleoperated and even then the usefulness is pretty limited.
Ah, so right now it is quite literal slavery. But instead of the old-fashioned way of buying a slave directly, I buy a monthly subscription to a slaver, which operates the slave centre abroad, where it cannot be audited.
Imagine being a person able to come up with something like this.
It's going to be a shitty job once people start banging the robots.
It reminds me of the robots in the Orville. Meme matches the vibe in backstory
How long until this guy replaces the job of Israeli soldiers murdering Palestinian children?
Machines creating beautiful art with soul and all that, i can see that happening
But the cold soulless disregard for human life required to commit genocide, now that's something i just cannot see robots replicating. it needs that human touch to get just right
I wouldn't call it "disregard". It's outright cruelty and hate, Israeli soldiers want to hurt and kill Palestinian civilians. Though I agree that it's unlikely that robots would have those emotions any time soon, it's just not useful in any way.
NGL, I expect some robotics-oriented defense contractor will sell these kinds of robot's combat variant as a "solution for war crimes".