Hitchhiking robot that relied on human kindness found decapitated (2015)
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#2Future versions of the robot should avoid areas with higher crime rates
Re: Hitchhiking robot that relied on human kindness found decapitated (2015)
#3Article needs a (2015) tag.
Re: Hitchhiking robot that relied on human kindness found decapitated (2015)
#4Future versions of the robot should avoid areas with higher crime rates
Like America, apparently.
/ducks
Re: Hitchhiking robot that relied on human kindness found decapitated (2015)
#5> "I hope that my hitchhiking trip will allow me to [...] learn more about humanity," hitchBOT explained on an FAQ
Well, he (it?) asked for it, didn't he?
/s
Re: Hitchhiking robot that relied on human kindness found decapitated (2015)
#6It would just stay at my house till some one came and asked about him. Then I would be like, here.
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#7Future versions of the robot should avoid areas with higher crime rates
If you pick it up and put it in your car, it's mostly lost control of where it's going.
Re: Hitchhiking robot that relied on human kindness found decapitated (2015)
#8Article needs a (2015) tag.
Updated. Thanks!
Re: Hitchhiking robot that relied on human kindness found decapitated (2015)
#9Future versions of the robot should avoid areas with higher crime rates
Anyone remember way back when this was an option in Bing's navigation system, to avoid high crime or high risk areas or something like that, and it invariably avoided every single low income and for lack of a better term, "ghetto" area and was accused of being racist?
Re: Hitchhiking robot that relied on human kindness found decapitated (2015)
#10It's a robot; what does "human kindness" have to do with this?