Tahun 2040 - Hilangnya perikemanusian...

Acong

pada tahun 2040, robotik akan menggantikan manusia di majoriti sektor pekerjaan (pembuatan dan etc).

robot ini adalah milik syarikat koporat spt sony, honda, etc........


tanpa pekerjaan, manusia tidak akan mendapat upah utk membeli keperluan hidup......

masa itu, manusia sejagat akan hidup hanya dgn belas kasihan tuan punya syarikat koporat.......




korang rasa menda camnie mungkin berlaku tak?

amenda laa aku merepek nie?!





larik..............!!!

Acong

masa tu mungkin yg bernilai adalah cuma tinggal 'landed properties'.........


tak pung kena buat hidroponik..........

impreza

masa tu kite duk goyang kaki jer la...tggu duit dr robot pl...


mcm mn nak ltk signature kat bwh...sape boleh tlg aku...

sagiman91

go to CP ahli( ader kat atas tuh) pilih sunting profile....scroll bawah sikit, ader lah tempat dier

nik2121

erk...
cam dalam crite Terminator?

crite Wall-E?

dilemma.girl

tak sempat pon.. tah2 dunia dah kiamat dah pon time tue. skrg nie pon byk2 sgt tanda2 dunia nak akhir zaman..

Maxx

wow..futuristic betul pemikiran ko...tapi memang tak mustahil aku rasa

Acong

Originally posted by nik2121 at 30-12-2008 23:42
erk...
cam dalam crite Terminator?

crite Wall-E?

ha'ah..........


kalu cam Wall-E, takpe laa........


tapi kalu cam terminator? pastu yg kontrol robotik nie semua ahli koporat...... tak naya ke?!

Acong

Originally posted by impreza at 30-12-2008 23:02
masa tu kite duk goyang kaki jer la...tggu duit dr robot pl...


mcm mn nak ltk signature kat bwh...sape boleh tlg aku...

silap haribulan jadik penganggur.....!


Brainy Robots To Lead To Longer Unemployment Lines?



Robot lovers and outsourcing opponents could soon have something in common: the fear that their jobs are at stake.

In the future robots will take over many tasks performed by American workers today potentially leading to increased unemployment, says Marshall Brain, founder of How Stuff Works and author of e-book Robotic Nation.

"In theory we should all be able to go on a perpetual vacation as robots do all the work," Brain told attendees in a presentation at the Singularity Summit in San Jose. "Instead because of the way the economy is structured right now, when robots arrive it will have devastating effects on all of us because there will be so many unemployed people."

The implications of an increasingly automated economy could be dire for society unless we restructure our economy, he argues.

While productivity has risen over the year, worker compensation has not kept pace and there is increasing concentration of wealth, says Brain.

Developments in robotics means that technologists could be creating a second intelligent species, claims Brain. "So far no credible evidence to indicate that there is more than one intelligent species in the universe, which is us," he says. "But that changes with the robots."

Computational power has significantly increased in the last two decades and is growing exponentially. In 1992, computers could perform about 300,000 operations per second. By 2022, it is likely to jump to a trillion operations per second and by 2042 it could be a quadrillion operations per second, predicts Brain.

"A $500 machine that can do that, whenever it happens, combined with vision and natural language processing could change how we look at robots," he says.

Potential applications of robots could then be in use as automatons in fast food restaurants, transportation, education, construction and retail among other areas. "We will have robotic cashiers, robotic stocking, sweeping, help and cart retrieval at Wal-Mart," says Brain.

To deal with that version of the future, he suggests society should redesign the economy to get the benefits of automation.

His solution? Spread the benefit of productivity to everyone by breaking the concentration of wealth, increase pay and reduce the work week. Sounds a lot like socialism, doesn't it?

The idea provoked a question from attendees. When industrialization first occurred there were fears of massive unemployment which never panned out. Why will the integration of robots into the workforce be any different?

"We didn't create a second intelligent species 150 years ago," says Brain. "Now we are doing that with intelligence that will get better and better."

http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/10/robot-lovers-an.html

Acong

Originally posted by Maxx at 31-12-2008 11:08
wow..futuristic betul pemikiran ko...tapi memang tak mustahil aku rasa

Killer Robot Pulls Gun On US Troops



Remember this scene from Robocop? It's the public unveiling of ED-209, and a programming glitch causes the giant killer robot to gun down an innocent suit. A chilling scene, and one which was almost re-enacted for real in Iraq.

Last year, three remote controlled, gun-toting robots, named SWORDS, were deployed in the war zone and then suddenly pulled from duty. Nobody knew why until Popular Mechanics quizzed the US Army's Kevin Fahey at the RoboBusiness conference this week. Apparently, one of the robots went rogue: "the gun started moving when it was not intended to move" said Fahey. Unlike ED-209, the 'bots were shutdown before any shots were fired, but it seems that the incident left people spooked enough to pull the plug on the operation.

trebadoure7

beli robot2 ni xleh ke
wakil kita buat keja
duit msk lam akaun kita
huhuhu~~~