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    Moral in Military, War, and Robots As we know from the article, the military spends money on the researches of ‘Moral Robots’. This aspect wondered me, because military institutions did not appear very moral respectively ethical to me. However, I have researched on this topic, and checked if my prejudices were right or not. As we know, the main task of the military is to protect the national security, while the police protect the inner security. However, a military sometimes helps the police.…

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    The book, The Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future by Martin Ford, has a very interesting and thought-provoking approach to the idea of automation and its effect on people who will be actively searching for jobs in the future. It critically analyses many industries and sectors such as information technology, white-collar jobs, higher education, health care, and consumerism, to determine whether there are any jobs that are safe from becoming fully automated with…

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    science! It has also caused loneliness. The art of technology brings the feeling of being ignored, lack of responsibility, and separation from others. Fixing problems is what humans do. This is exactly what Japan did. In the article, “The rise of the Robot Pet,” by Elena Soto, it tells a story of finding an answer to a problem by using robots.There are not enough young people to take care of the elderly in Japan . So, Japan made a robotic seal named paro that helps…

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    Eagleman ends this chapter by comparing our minds to a robot. The speed of our circuits improved by the automatization of tasks - our ability to do things instinctively. Our circuit is also energy efficient because our unconscious does much of the work so we don’t have to think about everything we do. Everytime unconscious learning occurs, we burn a new program into the circuit board, and the tasks becomes automated. The fourth chapter, called “The Kinds of Thoughts That Are Unthinkable”,…

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    Drone are going to revolutionize warfare. These drones have become more popular and more frequently used since President Obama has came into office in 2008. Drones can change war for the better with just a click of a button. The next big thing in technology. The U.S. first started using drones in 2002, but we have used them more in 2007/08. Police departments and major companies like Amazon have tested and already use drones to improve their job. Drones are still fairly new and some laws…

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    La Vida Robot Comparison

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    Comparing Spare Parts and La Vida Robot both of them is the truth and really happen in the book and the movie. Contrast Spare Parts and La Vida Robot. The movie explain more than the book from the backstory, showing how made it, and how they got together in their lives in a robotics club and they didn’t have a lot of money to get the right pieces so they recycle some things into parts. La Vida Robot had some pieces that their was two main teachers both male and Spare Parts their two main…

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    World War 3 Disadvantages

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    since then, along with technology and weapons. Military robots are autonomous robots or remote controlled mobile robots that can transport, search, rescue, and attack. Some of the robots being used today include the Dakish, Packbot, Goalkeeper, MARCbot, and the Sand Flea. The Daksh is a electrical powered and remote controlled robot that is used to locate, handle, and destroy hazardous objects in a safe way. The Packbot is a series of military robots, used mostly in Iraq and Afghanistan.The…

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    Ex Machina Analysis

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    story they all have the same kind of idea of society and technology. In the movie Ex Machina, Ava has a robotic body and a human looking face. Ava is an intelligent thing/human based on data and social media. Nathan who created Ava wants to make robots even better at passing and more intelligent. If…

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    Issac Asimov Analysis

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    “morality”. Science fiction author Issac Asimov developed the Three Laws of Robotics10 in his 1942 short story Runaround, quoted below. 1. “A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. 2. A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. 3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as…

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    Sometimes I question why Samra and I had kids. It was not a bad decision to starting dating in an operation room when we were 28. It was not a bad decision when got married at 30. It was not too bad of a decision to have a child at 33, but God decided it was a wonderful decision to give us twins. I mean that very sarcastically… At forty five I have two kids, a girl named Aria and a boy named Vivaan. They are constantly arguing about who’s better, who gets to fly the drone, who gets to wear the…

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