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This is how science fiction may just save us from dangerous generation

The quick movie “Slaughterbots” depicts a close to long run by which swarms of micro drones assassinate 1000's of other folks for his or her affairs of state. Launched in November 2017 via teachers and activists caution of the risks of complicated synthetic intelligence (AI), it temporarily went viral, attracting over 3 million perspectives so far. It helped spark a public …
The short film “Slaughterbots” depicts a near future in which swarms of micro drones assassinate thousands of people for their political beliefs. Released in November 2017 by academics and activists warning of the dangers of advanced artificial intelligence (AI), it quickly went viral, attracting over 3 million views to date. It helped spark a public …

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