Title rewritten: A robot killing occurred in South Korea, and the identification technology failed!

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Have you seen the movie "Mechanical Enemy"?

In short, this is a science fiction movie about robot killing

But can robots designed by humans really kill people?

This issue has been discussed

Now, this question actually gives an answer.

On November 8, there were news reports that a worker in South Korea was accidentally killed by an industrial robot on the production line.

The reason is that the industrial robot failed to distinguish the worker from the boxes of produce being processed on the production line.

In short, the robot treats the worker as a produce box

The robot forced the upper body of the poor worker onto the conveyor belt, and then the worker's face and chest were fatally squeezed

Finally, unfortunately encountered death

Although this was just an accident, it still attracted widespread public attention

Many people have begun to have an answer to the question of whether robots can kill people.

At the same time, there is another issue that deserves attention-Musk has begun brain-computer experiments.

What is a brain-computer experiment?

In other words, our goal is to develop a mechanical device that can be implanted in the brain to enable interaction between the human brain and the machine

To put it simply, it means that people can control mechanical equipment with their thoughts.

Of course, to a certain extent, such a person can be called mechanized

On September 19, 2023, Neuralink, Musk’s “brain-computer experiment” company, announced that it had received approval from the independent review committee and would conduct the first human trial, implanting brain devices to treat paralyzed patients

In the announcement, Neuralink announced:

The six-year human trial will see participants first take part in an 18-month study, after which they will spend at least two hours a week working on brain-computer interfaces.

This technology is not procedurally complex and only requires a few hours of craniectomy surgery to complete

The robot then inserted the Neuralink device and an ultra-thin electrode array composed of approximately 64 different threads over a 25-minute period.

Currently, this technology has achieved satisfactory experimental results on animals

In April 2021, Neuralink released a video.

They showed a monkey implanted with its device playing a video game telepathically. This demonstrates the research team's major breakthrough in brain control research.

We have created a lot of robots. If they really kill humans, who can stop them?

On the other hand, a large number of human beings changed their lives and became "robots".

Where should humans go?

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