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Home » Killer Robots Are a Real Threat

Killer Robots Are a Real Threat

January 24, 2016 by Daniel Austin 46 Comments

"still from the I,Robot movie featuring Will Smith"

The Forum reached the conclusion that while domestic robots are useful, automated war robots could prove dangerous.

The Forum of World Economic has conveyed in Davos, a resort in the Swiss Alps, last week and it came to the conclusion that killer robots are a real threat for humankind. The world leading authorities in economics, technology and science, and also famous billionaires have gathered in the Swiss Alps to discuss the future of technology and science and the perspectives turned out to be rather grim.

  • The forum was concerned that fully autonomous robots could represent a danger due to the lack of the human factor
  • Robots can’t feel empathy or compassion and that could make them very dangerous
  • Domestic robots could take over 5 million jobs in the near future

It seems that killer robots are a real threat, not the plot of an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, or an Isaac Asimov book. The technology has progressed so much in the late years that we already have drones flying around the world with the pilot sitting comfortably in an office, somewhere. We have intelligent thermostats and even a toaster that connects to the Wi-Fi and can be activated via an App. The next logical step is fully autonomous robots.

This was the focus of the conversation during last weekend’s forum in Davos, Switzerland. The representatives talked about the possibility of these near-future intelligent machines rebelling against their human creators and starting a war. The chances of humanity surviving such a conflagration are rather slim.

It is true that the current political situation of the World puts thousands of military lives at risk at every moment due to outgoing wars, but the idea of replacing a man capable of empathy and reason with a robot that is programmed to kill and destroy everything that looks like an enemy is worst. The scientists, and not only them, are worried that once the human factor disappears from the equation things could take a turn for the worst.

For the moment the idea of a robot doing simple chores around the house, or helping an overwhelmed teacher grade some tests is actually quite nice. But as these robots appear on the market, the general public will want upgrades and improvements, and that will eventually lead to a larger robot population with complex human jobs. Robots that will be able to make decisions. Artificial intelligence that if fully autonomous.

The problem with this is not only that humans will lose their jobs to robots, but that their number would grow alarmingly and a war could be triggered by something as simple as a faulty update in their software, or a poorly written program line.

Unfortunately, it is not a scene from a Will Smith Sci-Fi movie, killer robots are a real threat in 2015.

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Comments

  1. andrewp3 says

    January 24, 2016 at 09:10

    Killer Robots Are a Real Threat
    Well, um, DUUUUUUH!

    “Robots can’t feel empathy or compassion and that could make them very dangerous”
    Nothing like grunts who kill on command and who are infinitely more adaptive, then.

    The collective IQ of a committee is not the sum of the individual IQs.

  2. Edward Robinson says

    January 24, 2016 at 09:14

    Most likely, domestic robots (if they ever come about, which I doubt due to a worsening economy) will be connected to the Internet. This means they’ll be hackable. And that will make them dangerous. Maybe not in the traditional movie robot sense of firing lasers around living rooms, but in other less dramatic but problematic ways.

  3. Homer says

    January 24, 2016 at 09:34

    Robot Police, relentless, bullet proof, networked, dealing with crime in the inner city… Hey, Jesse Jackson, when do we march?

  4. gpyle says

    January 24, 2016 at 09:59

    Ha. What a hoot. I feel so threatened…not. Who writes this crap?

  5. mobius1948 says

    January 24, 2016 at 10:10

    What are they smoking in Davos?

  6. JackBall says

    January 24, 2016 at 10:32

    I think Jesse would be pleased (he’d lead a parade – not a protest). It is the conscious & unconscious biases of human policing that is problematic. Robots won’t pull you over for no reason; pull the trigger when facing a 12 year old with a plastic gun… many LEO’s need a dose of humanity, for sure, but that same humanity has baggage we just can’t seem to root out (maybe code it out?)

  7. Peter Antonocci says

    January 24, 2016 at 10:34

    “robots can’t feel empathy or compassion and that could make them very dangerous” do you think anyone in the process of killing someone else is feeling any empathy or compassion?

  8. joloh says

    January 24, 2016 at 10:48

    To your point the threat is actually less robots, but AI. Robot tech is merely motility. But the threat of AI is real. It will catch most sharing your view quite by surprise. The tech is moving much faster and more certainly than most realize. Most experts in tech understand this.

  9. Mike Layton says

    January 24, 2016 at 10:53

    “Robots can’t feel empathy or compassion and that could make them very dangerous”

    Who knew it? Robots are Republicans!

  10. andrewp3 says

    January 24, 2016 at 10:58

    The Dunces of Davos

  11. gpyle says

    January 24, 2016 at 10:59

    Thanks. Appreciate your insight. Clearly I’m not an expert in tech.

  12. irevolt says

    January 24, 2016 at 11:00

    The billionaires meeting in Davos won’t want anyone but themselves having killer robots, that’s what they’re scared of. I’m sure they wonder what would happen if their human security teams discovered empathy or compassion for the 99% to interfere with there jobs of protection. Killer robots won’t have a guilty conscious of what they do, or will they develop PTSD after using deadly force.

  13. Duck_of_Death says

    January 24, 2016 at 11:19

    You mean Republicans are robots.

  14. John Kolb says

    January 24, 2016 at 11:34

    Finally the gov’t makes something that works exactly as designed, do we celebrate the most stunning achievement since the A bomb? No, we cower in terror at what could go wrong. Come on peeps, we haven’t blown ourselves up, yet. Everything will be fine.

  15. gordo53 says

    January 24, 2016 at 11:38

    Is empathy and compassion what drone operators feel when they drop a 500lb bomb on a house and kill innocent women and children?

  16. Albert Leo says

    January 24, 2016 at 11:44

    “Artificial intelligence that if fully autonomous.” ???

  17. another some guy says

    January 24, 2016 at 11:52

    Nor can they feel smug, ignorant superiority.

    Who knew it? Robots aren’t leftists!

  18. another some guy says

    January 24, 2016 at 11:54

    Ask their commander, Barack Obama.

  19. Mike Fuller says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:03

    Whaddya mean, “…the government makes…”?

  20. Mike Fuller says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:03

    unplug yours so it won’t hurt you.

  21. Mike Layton says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:08

    Well I think we could agree, hard to tell the difference some times. I think though that real robots often exhibit more complex programming.

  22. Atom Quarkfull says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:11

    The “intelligence” is still quite human… the danger is another layer of disconnect and “plausible” deniability in the chain of command.

  23. Mike Layton says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:15

    Well they don’t appear to be racist as most Republicans are so maybe they are RINOs.

    Of course liberals feel superior to bigoted racist the refuse to accept reality and science. Why shouldn’t they . They are. Liberals tend to be realists rather than live in fantasy worlds.

  24. Duck_of_Death says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:16

    Agreed.

    However, i would say that Hillary appears to be a robot herself.

  25. Ebola1900 says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:31

    Irrespective of the pronouncements issued by one, or many “expert” panels, does anyone really think that nations or groups focused on destroying their rivals, will abandon weaponized AI because it may pose an unreasonable risk of unintended consequences? While extremist groups especially those with Dark Age mind sets, are unlikely to develop technologies on their own, ISIS’s mastery of social media and the Internet shows just how easy it is to convert benign technology into WMD. Be assured once AI reaches the point that your robot vacuum learns how to avoid being trapped under the same chair every day, someone will convert them into weapons. In fact, as we race towards autonomous cars, just think how large a payload the most rudimentary self driving vehicle will be able to deliver.

  26. another some guy says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:33

    Of course you are superior to the straw men you invent. What that has to do with reality escapes me.

  27. Mike Layton says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:33

    HRC has exhibited compassion and empathy so if she is a robot then she has very complex programming. Mow that would still make her a better President than the robots on the GOP side that have such simple programming that they are more simple than the autonomia that Disney uses.

    Sometime we simply have to chose the lesser of two evils. Sanders has little chance of winning si,ply because he embarrasses being a socialist and most people don’t understand the term.

    Republicans will never select any of the decent Rs that they have. As the years have gone by they keep picking the more extreme ones.

    Not saying Nixon was a great one, but he was the last one that was even a decent President (IMO) – a lousy human but a decent President for the times. His approval rating was about 50% over his term. Only a little less than Reagan’s average and that was even with Watergate and Reagan not having an unpopular war going on.

  28. kristopher holm says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:35

    LMAO… did you just say liberals tend to be realist? Must be all that now legal mary jane your smoking because in my experience libs seem to be idealist (any liberal idea could work if proceeded by the phrase ‘in a perfect world’).

  29. kristopher holm says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:40

    Defiantly not in humans case… the “collective IQ” seems to be as high as the lowest IQ in the collective.

  30. kristopher holm says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:42

    I hope drone operators don’t feel empathy when they fire… I would hate for them to hesitate on the next mission.

  31. kristopher holm says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:43

    It would depend on the situation and or psychosis.

  32. kristopher holm says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:46

    think you may be wrong there. Any AI worth a crap would LEARN that the pimp-mobile with the black tented windows seem to have criminals in them more often… then it would learn that black people commit more crimes percentage wise and then it would be the same but with no excuses.

  33. John Kolb says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:49

    Right, shoulda said “the gov’t overpaid for…” my bad.

  34. Duck_of_Death says

    January 24, 2016 at 12:51

    Lesser of two evils, yes.

    But she’s still a robot.

  35. Mike Layton says

    January 24, 2016 at 13:08

    Now which group/person said –

    Racism no longer exists in the US so we do not need Voter laws – Liberals or conservatives?

    The World was created in 7 days. L or C ?

    The US is a Christian Nation and all other religions should be outlawed. L or C?

    Allowing gay marriage will destroy heterosexual marriage. L or C ?

    Trickle down economics works and will help the poor and middle class. L or C?

    Poor people receive all the healthcare they need at the emergency room. L or C

    Obama was not born in the US and is a Muslim. L or C?

    Women report rapes because they have sex and then don’t want to admit they did – legitimate rapes remember. L or C?

    Women don’t need birth control pills – they should just hold an aspirin between their knees. L or C?

    Corporations are people. L or C?

    i don’t need to worry about 475 of the people because they are all takers. L or C?

    Donald Trump understands the common man because he is one of us. L or C?

    I can shoot someone on 5th AV and not lose a single supporter. L or C?

    Only a good guy with a gun can stop a bad guy with a gun. L or C?

    More guns would make Americas safer. L or C

    Who said that soldiers that got captured were losers. L or C

    Who said if a healthy person foregoes health insurance and becomes critically ill – Let him die. L or C?

    Answer truthfully.

    Liberals may say in a perfect world but they realize that the world is not perfect. But we desire to make the world better. One of compassion and empathy.

    Republicans simply want to make the world into some distorted place where they control all the minorities and women (not a minority). A world based on hate, fear. and a total lack of compassion.

  36. Mike Layton says

    January 24, 2016 at 13:15

    Elections at all levels has basically been a chose of choosing the lesser of two evils. The best people would never chose to run. A desire for power seems yo be inherit in the way our system is ran. I wish it was different, but it isn’t.

    As long as we have people that desire to have power over other people then it will continue. Perhaps someday it will be different. I hope someday it will change. I don’t hold out much hope but still have a little hope.

  37. another some guy says

    January 24, 2016 at 13:24

    1. Almost no one says that.

    2. Only fundamentalist Christians say that, a tiny minority and not all of them are Republicans

    3. Even closer to almost no one says that.

    4. Almost no one says that.

    5. That is a famous leftist straw man, an invented term by the left to caricature a Republican economic plan that does not operate in that fashion at all.

    6. Almost no one says that.

    7. A minority of conservatives say that.

    8. Some women do, no one says all women do,

    9. I have never even heard of that. Ridiculous any one who says it, and you for trying to smear us with it.

    10. Corporations are made of people and must be able to secure rights in a free society. A gross mischaracterization, as is your wont.

    11. ?

    12. Finally you have a good one. That is truly stupid, but it is still a minority opinion of the Right.

    13. ?

    14. Tell us please, superior person (as you yourself say) what does stop a bag guy with a gun? Your good and happy thoughts? Flowers? Please tell us, sincerely. More laws I guess you’ll say. There are already many laws a bad guy is breaking. Heroin is illegal, you may have noticed that bad guys create black markets.

    15. We have more guns and we are safer. I’m sorry that you seem to be so scared of these inanimate objects and have almost no understanding of the people who own them

    16. A life long Democrat until a short time ago. Probably still is but is just running a con right now.

    17. Almost no one says that.

    You are extremely delusional.

  38. figfoggin says

    January 24, 2016 at 13:32

    “It is true that the current political situation of the World puts thousands of military lives at risk at every moment due to outgoing wars, but the idea of replacing a man capable of empathy and reason with a robot that is programmed to kill and destroy everything that looks like an enemy is worst.”

    You mean WORSE.

    “The scientists, and not only them, are worried that once the human factor disappears from the equation things could take a turn for the worst.”

    lol So that wasn’t a typo. You really are a ℉µcking idiot.

  39. isolate says

    January 24, 2016 at 13:57

    “Robots can’t feel empathy or compassion and that could make them very dangerous.”

    That should read, “Robots can’t YET feel empathy, etc”

    Predicting the future qualities of a very new technology is like predicting the qualities of a modern airplane using the Wright brothers’ Flyer as a baseline.

  40. azumaguy says

    January 24, 2016 at 14:15

    couldn’t pass up an opportunity, rightasshole?

  41. azumaguy says

    January 24, 2016 at 14:16

    So, couldn’t pass up an opportunity, rightasshole?

  42. azumaguy says

    January 24, 2016 at 14:16

    Again, couldn’t pass up an opportunity, rightasshole?

  43. Mike Layton says

    January 24, 2016 at 14:24

    I am not a rightasshole. I am a leftasshole,, thankyou. And assholes are important. Without them one would remain filed with shit and remain much like you. It would be a bad world with out assholes. It would be with people full of shit like you.

  44. Mike Layton says

    January 24, 2016 at 14:35

    Of course not. Humans are political and all our inventions are political also. Only by recognizing that fact can the good an bad points of the development of the inventions be addressed. Failure to acknowledge the political aspects and who controls that thinking only avoids the issues.

  45. David Szabo says

    January 24, 2016 at 15:18

    Yes robotic war,s are here but kill switches and magnetic burst,s are here also, nano-robots are probably the thing to worry about for the combination robot and nano replicating of them and viruses to enable or disable foe or friendly’s will be a self replicating war machine that under certain condition,s biological or neutron bombardment of the human race.

  46. Username__already__exists says

    July 18, 2016 at 10:38

    Troll. Off topic and designed to elicit a debate about some inane and unconnected item.

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