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| Time | Text |
|---|---|
| Would you be okay with robot cops? | |
| Yes. | |
| No. | |
| I like having someone actually there in person and that I can relate to and just interact with. | |
| I think it's kind of frightening and I think a lot of times human judgment saves lives and is like really important. | |
| I assume it can be good that you will treat everybody more equal. | |
| Robocops? | |
| The real ones or the fake ones? | |
| Real ones. | |
| Uh, not too sure about that. | |
| I'm gonna be scared for my life. | |
| What you mean? | |
| Until they make machines that can think better than human beings, and even human beings make errors all the time. | |
| I mean, look at all the lawsuits for, you know, wrongful deaths. | |
| You lose, I guess, that sensitivity that your average person might have. | |
| A lot of things are black and white, and sometimes, you know, there's circumstances which I think there should be a little more slack with. | |
| Would you be like, oh, there's that robot, I hope he doesn't shoot me. | |
| I wouldn't give him a reason to shoot me, so. | |
| I wouldn't be scared, per se. | |
| Did you know that in some places it's against the law to grow a garden? | |
| Is it really? | |
| No, I didn't know that. | |
| Or they can ticket you for washing your car in your driveway. | |
| I did not know that. | |
| You're breaking the law. | |
| I mean... You have 30 seconds to comply. | |
| And then they put their twin rotary machine guns on you. | |
| This is a DARPA robot pet man. | |
| This is what they're working on. | |
| Look at that guy. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Isn't that scary? | |
| They're turning these into soldiers. | |
| Why do they need unmanned drones that can run at things? | |
| I don't understand the need for it. | |
| For someone to have that much power, you kind of need someone to be a... have more intelligence than some robot. | |
| Would you ever date a robot? | |
| No. | |
| I don't think you can replace the human heart, the human emotions. | |
| They're all just super computers anyway. | |
| I guess, in a way. | |
| I mean, it seems like it's a pretty easy way to just sort of say, this is exactly what I like, don't like, and what I want, and they could just ship it right to your door. | |
| Amazon could deliver it with a drone. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I guess they're old-fashioned, but people should, you know, get a life, not really date robots. | |
| All of a sudden, the computer goes down, and he's got to go to the hospital. | |
| He ends up being embarrassed and showing up at the emergency room with a robot attached to him. | |
| Upload your brain to some sort of an artificial reality and live forever? | |
| Doesn't that sound trendy? | |
| That's a cool idea. | |
| Lifespan extension. | |
| So you would be into uploading your brain to artificial reality? | |
| Not per se, but an artificial body maybe. | |
| What would you do with your students if they were basically able to upload all of their test information to their computer chips, basically like Google in their brain? | |
| I'd be scared. | |
| Because who knows what else is in there? | |
| No, I am not into any sort of virtual reality world. | |
| I would never want my brain uplinked into anything permanently. |
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