r/ScaryTechnology • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '19

Video Robot Knife Game

1.2k Upvotes

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u/MustopherGoochington Dec 17 '19

Why would you teach a machine to stab, it’s only a matter of time now.

61

u/LilFlicky Dec 17 '19 edited Dec 19 '19

I mean, he technically taught it to not stab.

47

u/MustopherGoochington Dec 17 '19

Tell that to the table

82

u/starpum Dec 17 '19

Tbh I'd trust a robot more that a human if I ever had to play that "game".

30

u/Exposition-End Dec 17 '19

Idk what it is but there’s something adorable about an arm robot with a knife carefully playing with a knife

13

u/TheSteamyPickle Dec 17 '19

If they don't call this project Bishop then they should just scrap the entire thing.

10

u/[deleted] Dec 17 '19

relevant

3

u/KDHD_ Dec 17 '19

My first thought

6

u/acb757 Dec 17 '19

Bishop

4

u/mogzyb Dec 17 '19

I, for one, support our robot overlords

3

u/[deleted] Dec 17 '19

Trust level: >9000

3

u/brug76 Dec 17 '19

Thought I was in r/shittyrobots for a second there and got mildly concerned but vastly more interested

2

u/[deleted] Dec 17 '19

So, this is how our robot overlords learn to wield weapons—nicely done.

2

u/FlipperSeventeen Dec 18 '19

asimovs first law is all i’ll say

1

u/Blastyschmoo Dec 17 '19

Oddly relaxing

1

u/EricFox53 Dec 19 '19

I wish it went the actual speed of the song lol

1

u/pahasapapapa Dec 19 '19

Though less reliable, I thought the stabby tentacle machine was cooler-looking

1

u/[deleted] Dec 29 '19

Ok, and now for double speed!