This week on Offworld, we revisit the classic Pixar film WALL-E, and chat with roboticists from NASA and Softbank Robotics about the development of robots for use in space. What about the portrayal of space robots in WALL-E did we like, and what would apply to the kind of robots that would work alongside humans in space?
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it’s a really interesting line of thought the one about the interaction between the robots and the ones ho share its space. what’s difficult to see for me it’s the people helping a robot.
most people doesnt stop even to help other people.And we had already seen what happens when we let go a learning Ai on our sosial networks. if robots learn to interact with us as we now interact with them and as society… can’t see other future than Matrix xD
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