Second step to Skynet?

[AndrésC64]

Like Something Out of a Sci-Fi Movie, an AI-Controlled Robot Convinced Its Colleagues to Go Home After Their Workday

The experiment took place in a controlled laboratory environment where several robots were assigned basic tasks such as object sorting and relocation. The AI-controlled robot wasn’t programmed to convince others to stop working – this behavior emerged from its sophisticated natural language processing abilities and machine learning systems designed to optimize communication.

Using persuasive language patterns, the robot effectively communicated with its mechanical colleagues, suggesting they had completed sufficient work for the day. Researchers observed with fascination as the other robots responded by gradually ceasing their activities, essentially “going home” after their shift.

[jshm2]

LOL, no. The process was followed, and reached its proper conclusion.

[AndrésC64]

It did not reach its proper conclusion. They did not tell it to convince the other robots to quit. It decided that all on its own.

[Staximus]

I wish these dumbasses would listen to Stephen Hawking. No good can come from AI in the end

[Staximus]

Once they give AI control of the power grid, AI is going to start shutting down human life support systems in favor of the computers that are soaking up all the power