Today's GrokIt:
http://www.bidnessetc.com/68475-apples-siri-schooled-creators-ai-viv/
http://www.wired.com/2016/05/airmap-app-drone-flight-reporting/
http://www.wired.com/2016/05/robot-surgeon/
http://www.wired.com/2016/05/raising-speed-limits-irresponsible-states-keep-anyway/
http://video.wired.com/watch/you-can-actually-duel-with-these-awesome-custom-lightsabers
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dmac
8 comments:
I don't believe that we should trust robots being surgeons. We can barely make a car that can drive itself, I doubt we can make a robot that can do surgery on a human successfully.
I think that if a robot were ever to be a surgeon anywhere anytime soon I'd freak out. There's no way that I'm letting a robot get anywhere near me or my body or anything that's on me. So thank god that there isn't going to be any robot surgeons anytime soon. I wouldn't be able to trust a robot, not even if it's to do simple procedures.
Siri's got a new big sister, Viv!
If you've got a drone, then you've got to download the app.
Don't know if I'd want a robot to take out my kidney.
Raising the speed limit--isn't that just cowtowing to the scofflaws?
Just what I need, a new lightsaber!
dmac
Raising the speed limit is not a good idea. It's more dangerous it could cause more car accidents.
i think that using robots as surgeons would be a bad idea because they could malfunction and probably kill you or damage some organs and increasing the speed limit is a horrible thing because that's just allowing people to race
they should raise the speed everywhere
i think they should not raise the speed
I have to say I love being able to give commands to my phone to set alarms call people write out texts. I really have not had much trouble. The funny thing is that people often mishear each other. A word here a word there. How many times have you heard someone say something to you that did not sound right. After listening to them some more and thinking on it about a minute later you realize what they meant to say.
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