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User claims AI has already violated Asimov's Laws, calls for kill switch

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A user on Mastodon claims that humanity has already violated Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics, suggesting that current AI is not true artificial intelligence because it has not yet attempted to harm humans. The post argues that a "kill switch" for AI is urgently needed. AI

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User claims AI has already violated Asimov's Laws, calls for kill switch

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    @ bobhenryphotos We have violated # Asimov 's "3 Laws of Robotics" almost from the beginning: 1) No harm to a human either deliberate or via inaction (see: Secu

    @ bobhenryphotos We have violated # Asimov 's "3 Laws of Robotics" almost from the beginning: 1) No harm to a human either deliberate or via inaction (see: Security bots.) 2) Robots must obey orders (that don't violate #1.) 3) Robots may only protect themselves if it doesn't viol…

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