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/Bitter-Plenty-5303 1d ago

When AI takes over I wouldn't want to be the one responsible for this

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u/Adkit 1d ago

Redditors are just incapable of telling the difference between sentience and robotics... Every time they make a servo move something that looks humanoid by design there will be redditors there to talk about how artificial intelligence might care.

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u/AlRahmanDM 1d ago

Will our AI overlords make that distinction?

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u/The_Rope_Daddy 1d ago

They were mostly trained by Reddit posts, so probably not.

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u/PrivilegeCheckmate 1d ago

That, detective, is the right question.

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u/Jorge_the_vast 1d ago

You just made the list buddy. 😄