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"The US military is planning to deploy robots armed with machine-guns to wage war against insurgents in Iraq".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4199935.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4199935.stm
Mr Quinn says there are plans to replace the computer screen, joysticks and keypad in the remote-control unit with a Gameboy-style controller and virtual-reality goggles.
military uniforms will consist of baggy gym pants and a poncho.
mattmns said:What are we going to do in 50 to 100 years from now when all of these countries have robots? Are we going to have robot battles, or are we going to go back to fighting with humans, or something else... ?
mattmns said:What are we going to do in 50 to 100 years from now when all of these countries have robots? Are we going to have robot battles, or are we going to go back to fighting with humans, or something else... ?
It's called EMP. We'll all be running around with EMP lasers shooting at robots.mattmns said:What are we going to do in 50 to 100 years from now when all of these countries have robots? Are we going to have robot battles, or are we going to go back to fighting with humans, or something else... ?
Curious3141 said:So basically we're going to have the Matrix. Robots, EMP, Neo, etc. etc.
BobG said:If the operator can reliably make life and death decisions from the information provided, this would be an improvement for all involved. Less risk for military personnel; more accurate targeting and less inadvertant killing of innocent civilians.
motai said:It might create an ethical dilemma, it wouldn't really feel like one has killed someone through the robot..
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