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Friday, 17 November 2017
quote [ Our autonomous weapons are small, fast, accurate, and unstoppable. And they are just the beginning. Smart swarms. Adaptive adversarial learning. On-the-field robust target prioritization. AI-powered tactics and strategy a Go master would envy. This is the future of peacekeeping. Our Autonomous anti-Personnel Systems (APSs) navigate to their target automatically, avoiding obstacles, finding entries, and overcoming countermeasures. Then, based on criteria provided by the operator prior to launch, they select and eliminate one or more targets. ]
Exciting developments in slaughterbotics coming soon!
Slaughterbots
The StratoEnergetics site and "Slaughterbots" video are produced by a campaign to ban lethal autonomous weapons. Follow up to my 2014 post: Kamikaze assassination micro-drones are nigh! Are you prepared? See also the Black Mirror episode "Hated in the Nation".
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cb361 said @ 8:38am GMT on 17th Nov
To think I may live long enough to see Runaway become a reality.
Or maybe not. I suddenly, for the life of me, couldn't remember how to make a link in html. But then I've had the same PIN for thirty years and I stilll forget it. |
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mechanical contrivance said @ 2:10pm GMT on 17th Nov
Did Terminator teach us nothing?
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cb361 said @ 3:26pm GMT on 17th Nov
[Score:1 Informative]
I went to see it when I should have been studying, which puts it into negative terrority.
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Dienes said @ 9:32pm GMT on 17th Nov
The BOR7 "Horus": Imagine your complete engagement ecosystem comprehensively managed by a high-speed learning machine network.
Whether your need is to replace battlefield losses or intensify force projection, the Horus's onboard manufacturing capabilities mean you'll never get stuck waiting for the next arms delivery. Simply redefine your force parameters and the Horus will fabricate additional units to fill the ranks for an affordable per-unit licensing fee. Meanwhile, the biomatter conversion system of other Chariot line models allow them to keep the Horus fueled, repaired, and ready, extending its operational tolerances beyond any competing Titan-class platform. That's the Horus advantage. Always regulating, always ready. The future of automated warfare, made real today. |
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HoZay said @ 11:49pm GMT on 17th Nov
That's covered by Second Amendment, right?
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