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
K2SO. May not be the best physical model, but Alan Tudic man…