The Air Force has requested $5.8 billion in its budget to build AI-driven combat aircraft. The Air Force says that the autonomous aircraft are ideal for completing suicide missions and protecting pilots. But human rights advocates say letting technology take lives crosses a moral boundary.

"You're stepping over a moral line by outsourcing killing to machines, by allowing computer sensors rather than humans to take human life.” – Mary Wareham, Human Rights Watch.

I don't get the moral part though because killing is killing, no matter how it's done...

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New Humanoid Robot Design with Off Button, Other Desirable Features - Core77

Cool new humanoid robot design! This one is by startup Apptronik, which was once part of UT Austin's Human Centered Robotics Lab, so this one might not kill us. It's called Apollo, and it's meant to steal jobs from assist warehouse and fa

Sucks that he missed...

 

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Texas man shoots through door at would-be burglars posing as maintenance workers

Ethan Rodriguez shot through his front door at Aaron Contreras and another man claiming to be maintenance workers but were attempting to

Melanated People, be careful who you play with..... everybody ain't playing.