Is there a Cylon in your future?

[Ninjaturtle]

Originally Posted by Mal Hombre

And without the risk of having Your cock amputated by a mal-functioning robo-pussy

.....don´t fuck with robopussy

[trailmaster]

There won't be any robots in our or your children's lifetimes. The technology is too difficult. It depends if your thinking about an android like robot such as "Data" from "Star Trek the next Generation" or just some mechanical rolling thing that you can control with a remote. It took engineers over 40 years just to perfect the prosthetics used for legs on amputees. To create a walking, possible intelligent robot is 100 years or more away!

[frakacylon]

My ears are burning

While I agree that there are not many robots/androids within the constraints of current technology that couldn't be stopped by kicking over, the fact that there is armed drones in combat that can potentially decide on what is a viable target is slightly terrifying.

But do not worry peeps, i will protect you all.
Sincerely;
Gaius Baltar

[Devius]

Originally Posted by trailmaster

There won't be any robots in our or your children's lifetimes. The technology is too difficult. It depends if your thinking about an android like robot such as "Data" from "Star Trek the next Generation" or just some mechanical rolling thing that you can control with a remote. It took engineers over 40 years just to perfect the prosthetics used for legs on amputees. To create a walking, possible intelligent robot is 100 years or more away!

Apologies for the bump, but I just watched "Sophia" the robot conduct an interview on CNN, and this appeared to be the appropriate thread:



According to Wikipedia, Sophia is a social humanoid robot developed by Hong Kong-based company Hanson Robotics. Apparently Sophia isn't pre-programmed with answers, instead she uses machine learning and responds reading people's expressions.
Sophia doesn't yet have true consciousness, but Hanson Robotics CEO David Hanson told the BBC earlier this year that this could happen within a few years.

Interesting interview, but I did have a chuckle when the BBC report stated that Sophia was given citizenship by Saudi Arabia in October 2017. A few have commented that this machine had more rights than the women in that country.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophia_(robot)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/articl...ally-important

[aylin35]

will humans and robots be as brutal as we are to relocate?

[chupachups]

Originally Posted by trailmaster

There won't be any robots in our or your children's lifetimes. The technology is too difficult. It depends if your thinking about an android like robot such as "Data" from "Star Trek the next Generation" or just some mechanical rolling thing that you can control with a remote. It took engineers over 40 years just to perfect the prosthetics used for legs on amputees. To create a walking, possible intelligent robot is 100 years or more away!

sorry to bump this thread, but...

https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...lay-four-hours

moore's law is making robots more likely in our lifetimes

and as for mobility

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGNopwFcz3A

[salpecam]

Are we talking about purely mechanical/AI entities whose programming can be set to "whore mode", or are we talking about a "sex terminator" where human outer skin/pussy/anus/mouth surrounds a sexbot? Or even a human woman who is "cored out" and a sexbot installed inside her (ethical implications go off the charts).

The first and second could presumably have the physique you want, and so could be a very exaggerated human in the way of the latest generation of busty TPE dolls.

Where does the USB charging lead plug in?

[theequestrian]

I would be quite happy to do Number 6.
No. Not Patrick McGoohan, the girl one.

[Mal Hombre]

Imagine if They'd fed it VEF content..