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Planet asked: An internationally recognized expert on artificial intelligence, David Levy, claims that within five years they’ll be able to manufacture robots that we can have both an emotional and sexual relationship with. Do you think this cutting-edge research will change the course of our cultural history? The robots will be programmable to every type of sex available and the full range of emotions of our choice. Mr. Levy says it will cut down on abusive sexual human interaction because the robots can take the place of an unwilling partner. If these robots truly do become Best Buys specials and widely available, how do you think it will effect civilization if we don’t have to interact with each other to receive love and sex? Would you want a Mr.or Mrs. Stepford in your life? What if our robots have affairs with your best friend’s robot? Would you watch or get angry?
www.amazon.com/Love-Sex-Robots-Human-Robot-Relationships/dp/0061359750
Mr. Levy says they will be available in five years but it will take until the middle of the century before they will be cheap enough to that everyone can own one.
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schmickschmak asked: I need to find 6 examples of industries as such, i can only think of the car industry, using welding robots, etc.
Listing a few specific industries would be helpful!
Thanks
Industry Robot
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tridentoftime asked: when we get to the point that robots perform all our assembly work, will we outsource those jobs to cheaper, younger foreign robots?
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Imtiyaz G asked: Can you imagine that the Silicon Chips used to manufacture Computer Chips are being replaced by DNA. If so, we can use the same technology to build a complex mathematical robot that can act as a human being.
This is because, it is said that complex mathematical calculations can be performed in hours using DNA whereas, it takes more than 100 years to perform with Silicon Chips. And also, DNA has 10 trillion times of storage capacity compared to Silicon.
So, what if we give it a try?
Manufacturing Robotics
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rola_google asked: I hava an assignment in engineering design
I need a help to do this assignment
if u know any thing about the robot arm
manufacturing robot