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Autonomous weapon systems – commonly known as killer robots – may have killed human beings for the first time ever last year, according to a recent United Nations Security Council report on the Libyan civil war.

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Autonomous weapon systems – commonly known as killer robots – may have killed human beings for the first time ever last year, according to a recent United Nations Security Council report on the Libyan civil war.

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Apart from being precise and consistent, robots can work in any environment, adding to their flexibility. Robots eliminate dangerous jobs for humans because they are capable of working in hazardous environments. They can handle lifting heavy loads, toxic substances and repetitive tasks.

Safety. Safety is the most obvious advantage of utilizing robotics. ...

Speed. Robots don't get distracted or need to take breaks. ...

Consistency. Robots never need to divide their attention between a multitude of things. ...

Perfection. ...

Happier Employees. ...

Job Creation. ...

Productivity

What are good things about robots?
In many situations robots can increase productivity, efficiency, quality and consistency of products: Unlike humans, robots don't get bored. Until they wear out, they can do the same thing again and again. They can be very accurate – to fractions of an inch (as is needed for example in manufacturing of microelectronics ....

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Robots could learn to do important jobs like being doctors and nurses, but there is also a large risk factor that comes with this. Flaws in the system of robots could be at fault for injuries like surgery or the distribution of the medication to patients. If robots were to have a flaw in this task, it pinpoints the robot at fault for the injury or death of patients. If this were to happen, less trust would be put into the programming of robots and could cause the fallout of robotic technology in the medical field.

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I agree with the article because you would have to program them to feel emotions, have opinions, and thoughts. I don't think robots would take over the world.

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Robots could possibly develop and evolve in the future but only with the help of humans. Robots would have to be created and programmed by humans and could not successfully do it on their own without a possible glitch or fault in the programme. Robots would never be able to create and have their own human intellect without programming and the aid of human ideas and experiences being used. Even with programming used, there is no sense of certainty that the robot wouldn't fail to create its own intellect and ideas about the world and society. The human mind is far too complex to recreate through technology and coding/programming. Though it would be possible that humans could create robots near equal to the human mind, it wouldn't be as sophisticated and complex and would run off past experiences of people, not new experiences created by the robots. To put it simply, robots could definitely take over the future, but only with the help and complex mind of human beings and their experiences.

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Robots could possibly develop and evolve in the future but only with the help of humans. Robots would have to be created and programmed by humans and could not successfully do it on their own without a possible glitch or fault in the programme. Robots would never be able to create and have their own human intellect without programming and the aid of human ideas and experiences being used. Even with programming used, there is no sense of certainty that the robot wouldn't fail to create its own intellect and ideas about the world and society. The human mind is far too complex to recreate through technology and coding/programming. Though it would be possible that humans could create robots near equal to the human mind, it wouldn't be as sophisticated and complex and would run off past experiences of people, not new experiences created by the robots. To put it simply, robots could definitely take over the future, but only with the help and complex mind of human beings and their experiences.

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I do think that robots will take over the world but no in a bad way that everyone thinks. I think that robots will have the same capability's, as with them wanting to be us. However we would work together and robots would never be us regardless of how advance the technology is. I think that even if we work together with robots we have to work in some way or another even with them. If robots are going to be so advance there will be a world without us but not because of them end us because humans are living organism's with us being able to die.

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Robots probably will take over the world eventually 

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Robots probably will take over the world eventually 

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Robots are essential in our modern world. They are crucial in performing tasks that are unsafe for humans. Without utilizing the benefits of robots human development will not be able to advance. Robots will need to be used to be able to advance human civilization. From fixing climate change issues, assisting disabled and exploring and possibly colonizing outer-space. I believe robots will advance, and their technology will get to the stage where they are Superior to humans to meet humans high ambitions. Even if laws are placed to stop this technology being used or implemented, people could still abuse loop holes or create them illegally for profit in war or political friction. Thank you for listening to my TED talk

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Torn between a yes and a no. Frankly speaking, it could end up either way.
Due to excessive greed, the field of technology may constantly observe developments leading to a stage where robots might have a scope to outgrow humans.
Or, robots could remain recognisable as machines, working alongside mankind.

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Robots have the potential to become sophisticated and human-like however, it is not possible for them to take over the world. A human must program a robot therefore, a human is always in control

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I don't think that robots will take over the world. We need to stop developing robots for a while until we know if we want more of them or do we have enough already. I don't think robots are a necessity because we already have so many and they could change our lives like out jobs and just our lives in general.

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I don't think that robots will take over the world. We need to stop developing robots for a while until we know if we want more of them or do we have enough already. I don't think robots are a necessity because we already have so many and they could change our lives like out jobs and just our lives in general.

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potentially,if robotic technology continues to advance to a point where robots can function on their own and continue to gain human like qualities they will be able to do human like jobs.

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potentially,if robotic technology continues to advance to a point where robots can function on their own and continue to gain human like qualities they will be able to do human like jobs.

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After reading the four page article, I still think that robots take over the world.
Sure, robots are machines that are made and coded by humans.
However, robot's codes are very complicated. If one code fudge up, the entire thing fudge up. And it's hard to find the lost error code in a maze of other codes.
If robots developed more or as much as human qualities, it is VERY likely to take over the world.
Back for thousands of years ago, we relied on hunting to get food... but NOW we just sit back and let the robots do the job for us. So if we want to make our life more efficient, then we should get our butts out of our chair and do what we need to do instead on letting robots do all the work for us

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robots could change our lives for the better and give humans great opportunities to discover new and exciting things.

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robots could change our lives for the better and give humans great opportunities to discover new and exciting things.

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It could go either way, humans could give robots too much intelligence and go too far, causing world chaos, or humans could create regulations and if they get out of control, then a way to shut them off or alarm us. It is very likely that this could happen, however, they are not a necessity.

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robots aren't necessities as we don't need them to survive now so why would we need them in the future.

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robots aren't necessities as we don't need them to survive now so why would we need them in the future.

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Robots can be useful, though they aren't a necessity for most things.
Humans are currently in control of robots and robotic technology, so the future of robots is entirely in our hands. Whether they 'take over the world' or not simply relies on how we develop robotic technology in the present. Though, there will always be certain people who try to overachieve or develop robots beyond what humanity has, which could possibly lead to corrupt robots or technology.

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Robots where created to help humans in different ways. They have been created with artificial intelligence since they have been created. They are stronger in many ways and are created to be a better version of humans. So they can take over the world with one single mistake. So will robots take over the world yes. If the sun going out doesn't kill us robots will

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Robots where created to help humans in different ways. They have been created with artificial intelligence since they have been created. They are stronger in many ways and are created to be a better version of humans. So they can take over the world with one single mistake. So will robots take over the world yes. If the sun going out doesn't kill us robots will