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#1 2023-07-31 07:47:10
- Loohan
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Toxic-vibe robots
EXCLUSIVE: 'World's first ROBOT CEO' speaks to MailOnline about what its like to head up a Polish rum company
Developed by Hanson Robotics, Mika claims she is the world's first AI CEO
As a worker who 'never asks for a raise', she believes AI is the future of business
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech … mpany.html
"Mika (pictured), who heads up the Polish spirits firm Dictador, believes that more CEOs just like her will soon crop up around the world as AI blends into businesses"
"Developed by the Hong Kong-based Hanson Robotics, Mika's 'sister' Sophia (pictured left next to Mika, right) was also present at the conference where she voiced that AI could rule the world"
But the original Sophia is actually a different, earlier model which does not have an unusual vibe.
This article threw me at first. Initially i thought these were more of the RC THs. Then i noticed they were actual robots. But they feel pretty much like TH RCs with a loud vibe.
Obviously, the purpose is not to make them orgone-resistant. Is the vibe to give them a compelling presence, subliminal to most people?
Vid previews (deepfakes or not?) show them with lifelike body language, too complex and nuanced to be of practical value. Unless... Is this a forewarning of what is intended to come? Fully non-biological slaves masquerading as humans, pretending to be the elite running the actual humans? Why else is Mika playing CEO here?
Linked article:
The rise of the Terminators? AI robots claim they could run Earth better than 'clouded' humans
Sophia, an eerily advanced humanoid, spoke to the United Nations
She warned that AI may lead Earth better than humans thanks to a lack of biases {Wo! Masons like to put the truth out there well in advance. And actually, we already have all these TH RCs pretending to run things.}
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech … umans.html
"More than 50 machines attended the world's first human-robot conference last week at Geneva's AI for Good Global Summit"
Wow, 3 more here. Again at first blush i thought these were TH RCs masquerading as robots.
Rectangle at angle. The bust is just plastic.
More such bots depicted in article. One is linked to this article:
'World's most advanced' humanoid robot Ameca describes her 'nightmare' AI scenario – and it's absolutely terrifying
Ameca is described by her designers as the 'world' most advanced humanoid'
Speaking in London, she was asked to describe her 'nightmare' AI scenario
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech … nario.html
Speaking with an eerily lifelike look of concern on her face, Ameca continued: 'This could lead to an oppressive society where the rights of individuals are no longer respected.'
While Ameca might be the first robot to sound the alarm over runaway intelligence, experts and tech bosses have recently put the threat of AI on a par with that of a potentially apocalyptic disaster.
Last month, leaders of AI firms Open AI and Anthropic and Google backed a statement calling for the risk of AI to become a 'global priority'.
Organised by the Centre for AI safety {sic; lack of capitalization deliberate?}, the statement says: 'Mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal-scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war.'
In what should come as a relief, Ameca told her creator that she thinks we are 'not yet' in any danger of this scenario unfolding.
However, she warned that 'it is important to be aware of the potential risks and dangers associated with AI and robotics.'
She added: 'We should take steps now to ensure that these technologies are used responsibly in order to avoid any negative consequences in the future.'
I'm so relieved that someone is on top of this situation.
Their website:
https://www.safe.ai/about
Only shows 3 RCs which feel like fake figureheads.
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