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ethical deployment of artificial intelligence. Weirdly, it has also decided to partner with a company that is actively working to develop killer robots for the U.S. military. This week ...

The RT-G robot by Shenzhen-based Logon Technology blends sci-fi aesthetics with lethal real-world applications.

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by Lindsey Mastis TOPICS: WASHINGTON (7News) — Robots are now able to hold conversations with humans thanks to Artificial Intelligence (AI). 7News On Your Side's Lindsey Mastis covers AI & Tech ...

The notion of a movie about an AI creation that gains a life of its own and turns on its owner is basically the opposite of new. Since HAL-9000, humanity’s main concern with the robots we build ...