a robot would not harm itself for no reason if a random person told it to - under asimovs laws
HAL is a good example of what I am saying.
If HAL just took orders mindlessly then the humans would have all survived.(and not had to undergo a 40 minute psychedelic animation sequence)
there are 2 kinds of possible robots:
1.the type that is on the korean border
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=2504508&page=1
I dont see how anyone can defend the use of such a robot,
'it could be programmed to harm people for no good reason,
like if Hitler had robots it wouldnt be a good idea
2.Roy Batty bladerunner types:
will probably never exist
HAL is a good example of what I am saying.
If HAL just took orders mindlessly then the humans would have all survived.(and not had to undergo a 40 minute psychedelic animation sequence)
there are 2 kinds of possible robots:
1.the type that is on the korean border
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=2504508&page=1
I dont see how anyone can defend the use of such a robot,
'it could be programmed to harm people for no good reason,
like if Hitler had robots it wouldnt be a good idea
2.Roy Batty bladerunner types:
will probably never exist