Rise of the machines

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BR14 replied

2 March 2018, 20:41
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Everything that doesn't exist is always two decades away....

Or just behind you ...............
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DimPrawn replied

2 March 2018, 16:49
Everything that doesn't exist is always two decades away....
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vetran started a topic Rise of the machines

1 March 2018, 22:17
Rise of the machines

Terminator-style AI is only 'one to two decades away' | Daily Mail Online

Terminator-like AI movie death scenarios are just 'one to two decades away', claims former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt
Schmidt claims that AI technology could revolt within two decades
He claims that humans will also never lose control of AI technology
In the 1984 movie Terminator a cyborg assassin disguises himself as a human
The ex-Google boss flagged the risk of AI in Chinese and Russian weapons

Don't worry we will deploy an expat bot to argue with them!
Tags: daily mail, fake news