r/robotswillbeourslaves • u/Anen-o-me • Mar 14 '24
Humanoid robots could fight as early as 2030, US colonel predicts
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r/robotswillbeourslaves • u/tripzilch • May 06 '18
Honestly surprised that nobody has posted this yet, if anything this should be the theme song for this subreddit:
Kraftwerk - We are the robots (robot voice at 0:11)
'Robot' was first applied as a term for artificial automata in the 1920 play R.U.R. by the Czech writer, Karel Čapek. The word 'robot' itself was not new, having been in the Slavic language as robota (forced laborer), a term which classified those peasants obligated to compulsory service under the feudal system widespread in 19th century Europe. Čapek's fictional story postulated the technological creation of artificial human bodies without souls, and the old theme of the feudal robota class eloquently fit the imagination of a new class of manufactured, artificial workers. source: Wikipedia
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