We are all familiar with Isaac Asimov's Three Laws. hehe But he hadn't considered bots without form, but still have function. Should the internet form rules where a bot must state it is one? Because there may be bots here, and nobody would want to waste time corresponding with a bot. Unless that bot had a form...which eventually leads into robot sex...Just saying that the future looks promising. ..ladies better give it up more, or else. lol. i kid. edit- oops, forgot this- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Laws_of_Robotics
Thanks Sheldrake...Recall watching Westworld as a kidlet. Absolutely loved it. Haven't seen it since, so unsure how it would fare with me now. Enjoyed Yul Brenner, and the thought of robot sex, to a 10 year old was pretty heady stuff. Have heard the new westworld stinks. ...Anybody seen it?
Ive got Westworld on DVD, still watch it...I think there was a sequel "futureworld" or some such...was disappointing.
You hate being human, don't you...there must be flaws to make things interesting. Surely, somewhere, there is a 38 dd fleshbot with nipple hair
Nipple hair is extra...way too extra. Should be a law against it. You could floss at the same time Pops...
I know programming, it's very fallible. But if you look at the "big reveal" scene from I-robot you actually see a "good" robot break the 1st Law. (This before the rogue robots just plain ignore it, of course.)
Hollywood doesn't make a lot of good movies. Will say Ex Machina was ok. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0470752/
When i said, in the OP, that we all knew the three laws. i didn't mean it literally. Will have to refresh. Going to guess, because it has been a very long time. Rule #1...No Poofters...am i right
I've been watching the new one. Classic HBO sex and violence, lol. It's pretty good. I am about 6 episodes and I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop
There is a series?...Don't mind me (Canadaian) our tv is brutal. Unless you pay an arm for decent programming. Was referring to the new West World movie...have you seen the old/new one, KJ?
Granted more nudity than is absolutely needed, but it does ask some good questions about being human and a artificial intelligence. Suspect one of several shoes dropped last Sunday when a main character was revealed to be a host whom the audience thought was human. Did anyone catch the brief flash of the original man in black (Yul Brenner) two weeks ago?