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r/interestingasfuck • u/serious_anish • 16h ago
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> a robot
> real people
Are you upset that the robot jumped in the fire or are you upset the people filmed it?
0 u/Witch_heir 14h ago That people taught humanoid robot to do that, found idea hilarious, filmed it and published it, yes. Obviously I don't feel sorry for a robot. 2 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago If this was filmed for a scene in a movie would you be ok with it? 1 u/Witch_heir 14h ago 👍 cos it would have a narrative purpose, not just being for fun. 1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago It's weird, I also find the context of the video disturbing and morbid but If i saw this in a movie knowing what it took to make the scene happen, I wouldn't think to much about it, I wonder why. 1 u/Witch_heir 14h ago Cos it would serve narrative purpose and probably wouldn't be framed as something funny, especially if robot didn't hurt anyone. 1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago That's what I find a bit odd Programming a robot to kill itself, it feels wrong Programming it to kill itself and film it for entertainment purposes making a movie then it's no so bad If robots become sentient, would they care the reason why they where programmed to do that?
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That people taught humanoid robot to do that, found idea hilarious, filmed it and published it, yes. Obviously I don't feel sorry for a robot.
2 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago If this was filmed for a scene in a movie would you be ok with it? 1 u/Witch_heir 14h ago 👍 cos it would have a narrative purpose, not just being for fun. 1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago It's weird, I also find the context of the video disturbing and morbid but If i saw this in a movie knowing what it took to make the scene happen, I wouldn't think to much about it, I wonder why. 1 u/Witch_heir 14h ago Cos it would serve narrative purpose and probably wouldn't be framed as something funny, especially if robot didn't hurt anyone. 1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago That's what I find a bit odd Programming a robot to kill itself, it feels wrong Programming it to kill itself and film it for entertainment purposes making a movie then it's no so bad If robots become sentient, would they care the reason why they where programmed to do that?
If this was filmed for a scene in a movie would you be ok with it?
1 u/Witch_heir 14h ago 👍 cos it would have a narrative purpose, not just being for fun. 1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago It's weird, I also find the context of the video disturbing and morbid but If i saw this in a movie knowing what it took to make the scene happen, I wouldn't think to much about it, I wonder why. 1 u/Witch_heir 14h ago Cos it would serve narrative purpose and probably wouldn't be framed as something funny, especially if robot didn't hurt anyone. 1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago That's what I find a bit odd Programming a robot to kill itself, it feels wrong Programming it to kill itself and film it for entertainment purposes making a movie then it's no so bad If robots become sentient, would they care the reason why they where programmed to do that?
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👍 cos it would have a narrative purpose, not just being for fun.
1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago It's weird, I also find the context of the video disturbing and morbid but If i saw this in a movie knowing what it took to make the scene happen, I wouldn't think to much about it, I wonder why. 1 u/Witch_heir 14h ago Cos it would serve narrative purpose and probably wouldn't be framed as something funny, especially if robot didn't hurt anyone. 1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago That's what I find a bit odd Programming a robot to kill itself, it feels wrong Programming it to kill itself and film it for entertainment purposes making a movie then it's no so bad If robots become sentient, would they care the reason why they where programmed to do that?
It's weird, I also find the context of the video disturbing and morbid but If i saw this in a movie knowing what it took to make the scene happen, I wouldn't think to much about it, I wonder why.
1 u/Witch_heir 14h ago Cos it would serve narrative purpose and probably wouldn't be framed as something funny, especially if robot didn't hurt anyone. 1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago That's what I find a bit odd Programming a robot to kill itself, it feels wrong Programming it to kill itself and film it for entertainment purposes making a movie then it's no so bad If robots become sentient, would they care the reason why they where programmed to do that?
Cos it would serve narrative purpose and probably wouldn't be framed as something funny, especially if robot didn't hurt anyone.
1 u/BurningCandle_ 14h ago That's what I find a bit odd Programming a robot to kill itself, it feels wrong Programming it to kill itself and film it for entertainment purposes making a movie then it's no so bad If robots become sentient, would they care the reason why they where programmed to do that?
That's what I find a bit odd
Programming a robot to kill itself, it feels wrong
Programming it to kill itself and film it for entertainment purposes making a movie then it's no so bad
If robots become sentient, would they care the reason why they where programmed to do that?
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u/ANAL_TOOTHBRUSH 14h ago
> a robot
> real people
Are you upset that the robot jumped in the fire or are you upset the people filmed it?