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Yes, that's very true. Success for one robot means success for a whole bunch of robots. However, success for one Olympic athlete does not mean everyone can achi
by GraceCat123 3y ago
Yes, that's very true. Success for one robot means success for a whole bunch of robots. However, success for one Olympic athlete does not mean everyone can achieve the same level. That's the main difference.
- ChatGTP 3y agoI think the main difference is these robots aren’t individuals like us. They don’t and won’t have unique experience. They are essentially one “organism”. They are effectively the same height, same weight, same battery life, same way of processing information, same capabilities. There is zero uniqueness. Like a single machine with a thousand eyes and arms. If they develop uniqueness it would get wild, like the movie rogue one… If a robot is damaged it would be interesting though. Would it adapt ? If it adapts would it be part of the same fleet? Could it receive the same “updates”, or would it be an individual? It would the able to do certain things others bots of the same model could do…
- ChatGTP 3y ago* not be able