Robots

When robot go wild...
They are saying it is do to bad coding.

One comment on the post was, "Looks like someone flicked it to Democrat mode."

This article says a bit about it and other comments made:

Watch: Humanoid Robot Goes Full Skynet After ‘Imperfect Coding’


Chilling video has caught the moment a humanoid robot flew into a rage and lashed out at its handlers.

CCTV footage from a factory floor shows it attached to a miniature crane.


One man was sitting behind a computer screen and another stood nearby.

They were chatting away when the machine suddenly began moving – seemingly of its own accord.

It raised its arms in the air and brought them down again, repeating the motion with increasing speed and violence, as reported by NeedToKnow.

The robot then began walking forward in an apparent bid to break free from the crane.


The men could be seen flinching and cowering as they moved out of its path.

The computer monitor toppled onto the floor, and other items were knocked over on the desk.

Eventually, one of the men pulled the crane from behind in a bid to stop the spree of destruction.

It is not clear when or where the dystopian scenes unfolded.


One viewer wrote, “So it begins.”

Another said, “Can’t wait for the robot v. human war.”

A third joked, “I know that one. That’s an AssSpanker 3000 prototype.”

A fourth remarked, “Well, nice to know that the robot apocalypse can be stopped with a small crane hoist at least.”

And a fifth replied: “For now.”

The haunting scene comes weeks after other humanoid robots faced off against real people in a very different setting than the factory floor.

In a historic half-marathon in Beijing, 21 humanoid robots raced against 12,000 real runners on April 19.

Various Chinese manufacturers like DroidVP and Noetix Robotics trained up the athletic androids to compete on the 13-mile course.

Some robots were even seen wearing running shorts and boxing gloves on race day.

The fastest bot finished the race in two hours and 40 minutes.

However, humans took home the victory as the fastest man crossed the finish line in just one hour and two minutes.

Humanoid robots have appeared at marathons in China, but this race marked the first time in history they’ve raced alongside humans.
 
This one look really creepy: EngineAI T800. Apparently its secret laid in the fact they manage to develop a very powerful motor. 450 Newtons/m and 14000 W of power.

Powerful and agile humanoid robots made of steel + AI. What can go wrong?

The EngineAI T800 is a humanoid robot designed for heavy industrial tasks and competitive combat scenarios, with a height of 1.85 metres and a weight of 85 kg.

EngineAI T800 robots



They released the footage to show it's real.


The robot at CES:

 
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