Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Killer robots trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Killer robots are coming.
Then the killer robots arrive.
Killer Robots in Iraq?
Experts call for UN to ban killer robots.
Killer robots are near.”.
But now is the time of killer robots in the sky.
Elon Musk is leading116 artificial intelligence experts to ban killer robots.
Killer robots make for good movies, but they don't exist in reality.
This is going to make it very hard to control killer robots.
Autonomous killer robots are not yet in widespread use, so we have never seen any hacked.
Thousands of scientists agree not to create killer robots.
What would happen if killer robots- who would undoubtedly be smarter than us- were to actually exist?
This is surely a lot more important than killer robots, at least for now.
Autonomous killer robots are not yet in widespread use, so we have never seen any hacked.
But then maybe they will take over the human race,not with killer robots, but with gentle nudges.
Killer robots, and whether to ban them, will be on the menu for international talks next year at the United Nations.
The push for replacing humans with advanced killer robots has stoked fears of imminent destruction of humanity.
This worry is particularly pertinent with respect to lethal autonomous weapons systems(LAWS),often described as killer robots.
The UN have called for a ban on killer robots, presumably due to the fear that several countries are developing them.
I would like to reaffirm that KAIST does not have any intention to engage indevelopment of lethal autonomous weapons systems and killer robots.
For example, killer robots will surely fall into wrong hands, including people who have no qualms at using them against civilians.
More than 100 leading robotics experts are urging the United Nations totake action to prevent the development of"killer robots".
Amnesty International AI and human rights researcher Rasha Abdul Rahim,said killer robots were no longer the stuff of science fiction.
More than 100 leading robotics experts are urging the United Nations totake action to prevent the development of"killer robots".
The United Nations recently called for a ban on killer robots- presumably because experts feared that several countries were developing them.
The idea of killer robots currently remains in the realm in science fiction, but it's pretty alarming to realize that artificial intelligence experts are treating it as a genuine possibility in the near future.
The advent of so-called“killer robots” and other uses of AI in military applications has experts worried the technology could end up resulting in war.
The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, set up in 2013, calls on governments to prevent the development of AI-powered drones and other vehicles.
The UK government apparently: The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, an alliance of human rights groups and concerned scientists, is calling for an international prohibition on fully autonomous weapons.