TrustNoRobot

The Ethics of AI, Technology, Society, and Self

Menu Skip to content
  • Home
  • Robot Haiku

Category: deity

April 23, 2019April 24, 2019 Chas Mastin

Being and Somethingness

February 5, 2019April 23, 2019 Chas Mastin

Data and Deity

https://youtu.be/7Pq-S557XQU

RSS Robot News

  • Can a robot make a breakfast omelette? – video
  • The five: robots helping to tackle coronavirus
  • How a robotic dog is herding sheep in New Zealand – video
  • The next wave of coronavirus disruption? Automation | Gaby Hinsliff
  • Robots deliver food in Milton Keynes under coronavirus lockdown
  • Robots replace students at Japan graduation ceremony amid Covid-19 outbreak – video
  • Bosses speed up automation as virus keeps workers home
  • 10 Covid-busting designs: spray drones, fever helmets, anti-virus snoods
  • Pali Hungin: ‘We can’t replace doctors with technology alone’
  • Scientists build robot snake that could help in disaster response
  • Robots steady breast cancer surgeon's hands in first human trial
  • Scientists build robot hand that can sweat
  • Peter Diamandis: ‘In the next 10 years, we’ll reinvent every industry’
  • Automation isn't wiping out jobs. It's that our engine of growth is winding down | Aaron Benanav
  • No one job is worth saving at the expense of climate catastrophe. Not even Scott Morrison's | Richard Denniss

Categories

AI AI Art AI Failures AI in Sports AI News AI Utilitarianism anonymity Anti-Robot Music attention meter autonomous vehicles bad bots bad tech better capitalism better government deity Distributed Human Identity Test education Elon Musk equality Existential Risk FTC good tech granfalloons HAiL Human-AI Leviathan (HAL) human ethics human uptime identity Language be Broken law love Luddites management Nanobots politics Religion Robots Robots stealing Jobs Sexbots Singleton Pattern Soccer Synthetic Biology the confusion The Singleton Patterns trolley problem trust Turing test Uncategorized war

Subscribe to Blog via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog.