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Robots are evil: The sci-fi myth of killer machines | Popular Science
This is “the third in a series of posts about the major myths of robotics, and the role of science fiction role in creating and spreading them. Previous topics: Robots are strong, the myth of robotic hyper-competence, and robots are smart, the myth of inevitable AI.”
John Payne‘s insight:
By Erik Sofge, in Zero Moment blog…
http://www.popsci.com/blog-network/zero-moment/robots-are-evil-sci-fi-myth-killer-machines
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John Payne
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