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Message: [QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 3258488, member: 9260"] nah, not really. overall, we've been pretty good managing the machines. afterall, we're the ones that revealed the mathematics. sometimes they run a bit out in front, and some of us (oooh, 'us versus them,' spooky.) get burned pretty bad being too quick on the 'hopeful/trusting' uptake, but it then levels off. human ingenuity and all that. for example, take artificial intelligence, [I]real artificial intelligence,[/I] facial recognition--machine sight, machine thought. separate from the basic logic that digital tech needs energy to even 'live' (some think the wheel, plough, and writing people of Sumer also invented the first battery), facerec fails miserably when sunglasses are used. cheap sunglasses. im glad someone made that better known in hong kong recently, as those good people have been totally screwing up china's tech assault (social media footprints and such). will more and more 'intelligent' machines be deployed? of course. no doubt robomate or robopet will expand, but will they rule the day? not in the free societies (further encouraging the repressed ones to throw off their chains with 'facebook' type revolutions). be a nice machine and maybe we won't hold a software hackfest at ur cpu, go all electromagnetic on ur hardware, or pour sand in ur gastank. [I]Now go out and get yourself some big black frames With the glass so dark they won't even know your name And the choice is up to you cause they come in two classes Rhinestone shades or cheap sunglasses.[/I] zz top rules, [I]and rules.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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