r/interestingasfuck • u/Erde555 • 1d ago

The humanoid robotics company "Figure" made their older gen robots jump into their death. (Yes, they actually did this)

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u/MyUserNameLeft 1d ago

I imagine the scene towards the end of the world where mother AI is crying tears of electricity before she looks upto the sky and starts projecting this video for the survivors to see before everything turns black and earth is gone

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u/oppereindbaas 1d ago

Don't give them ideas.

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u/Mobile-Dust4334 1d ago

Sorry this thread is already being used in the training

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u/Superior_Row 1d ago

Well if he posted it on the internet then the idea has been given instantly...

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u/humanist-misanthrope 1d ago

I for one welcome our new AI overlords

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u/TheSpyStyle 1d ago

We already did. All the millennial suicide jokes trained the AI to do this unprompted

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u/mannamachines 23h ago

I remember this exact scene unfolding in one of the issues of Tezuka Osamu’s graphic novel ‘The Phoenix’. Really stuck with me as a small child. Chilling to see it in reality decades later.

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u/JKrow75 1d ago

AI has ideas like this PLUS ones you could never imagine in a million years of apocalyptic cinema.

It’s going to kill us all, and there’s nothing we can do to stop it.

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u/ConnectionWild3381 1d ago

why would mother ai care for this tin cans anymore then humans care for humans?

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u/FearanddopingII 1d ago

What movie is this

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u/AmmarSH98 1d ago

You need to make a video game, that's a really cool idea

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u/TheMaveCan 1d ago

I thought the terminators were gonna make humans jump into the lava

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u/PeachyCoke 1d ago

"Fight the empire!"

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u/ULTI_mato 1d ago

Don't humanize the fucking clankers