peacefan
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people, this development does NOT need to be feared.
bi-pedal and quad-pedal combat robots are nearly ready for deployment, as we speak.
i am hoping you'll inform all who need to know about this, as soon as possible.
please do NOT interfere or harm the developers - they are honest about their work, and i hope that their progress can continue to be made available on sites like youtube so that the entire world can prepare for every scenario if and when these robots start functioning as : factory workers, police, and soldiers.
i know a ton about military history, military-grade martial arts, political and mass media influence, and several fields of physical science including vector based motions, molecular and atomic structure, and i'm currently studying quantum mechanics to explore the possibility of other periodic tables besides our own that are native to our part of the universe (lookup 'dark matter' if interested).
btw, i'm not a geek, i have friends, i operate a software company, and i'm a straight single. not that i'm currently looking for dates.
point is : i know a ton about defense tech, *and* public demonstrations about nation-wide social issues world-wide (i also frequent defence.pk/forums) and how to best prevent uprisings without the use of torture or massive bloody strikedowns of protests.
btw, i'm user peacegen at defence.pk/forums, which will prove that i regularly advocate for ways to reduce human suffering at the hands of militaries or police.
i truly believe that with the right (meaning : only friendly and polite) guidance, we are now on the path to a society that vastly decreases incidents like what happened to George Floyd, all the way to dealing with the taliban without having to send in human ground forces.
*all* of the possible disaster scenarios are mapped out by Hollywood and translated into rules to operate by for these robots. you can see that at the end of the video in the first message of this thread.
one more thing : for all developers that work on robots that can serve as team mates or replacements for human labor or combat,
i really really hope you'll restrict the brain of *all* such robots to the non-sentient expert machine level, and keep it physically contained in a way that an average human marksman/woman can easily destroy that "brain" with the right ammunition. this ammunition should be properly controlled and distributed by all governments (but not just handed out to all governments) - at the same level as poison gas is currently, but in some areas perhaps also available to the public (i *think*..).
AND : the robot should not think at all, aka sleep or be in total zen state of mind, when it has no task to perform. and they should only be allowed to think *towards* a solution of a problem given to them.
trust me, this is entirely possible. it can be done with a sorta pyramid shape of a main problem (at the top), and the intermediate or sub-problems calculated underneath that. of course, the robot would have to react fast to changing conditions, but computers are far faster and usually more efficient than a human who is stuck on a problem of how to move and how to use physical tools/objects during a "tense" moment.
btw, an expert machine doesn't fear damage or "death" for itself.
a sentient robot, *DOES*. plus might declare us vermin. SO STAY AWAY FROM SENTIENT TECH!
and lastly, i believe this is the right place and time to put this under public scrutiny and guidance.
IT IS VITAL THAT WE *ALL* LEAVE THESE DEVELOPING COMPANIES TO DO THEIR WORK.
ALL CONTACT WITH THEM SHOULD BE POLITE, BRIEF, SIMPLE, AND CONVINCING.
finally, the url and content of this thread is emailed to :
based on my years of observation and discussion on defence.pk/forums, i find this information *currently* safe to spread into NATO, the USSR countries including Russia of course, and China and India (who need it for their ongoing bickering in Kashmir, where a lot of really innocent people live).
recent cyber security improvements are *also* interesting, for those interested in this topic, and you can find some more info about *that* at New ‘Morpheus’ CPU Design Defeats Hundreds of Hackers in DARPA Tests