A.I. Robots: Are we doomed?

[Richard Norman]

"RonBlue" wrote in message <005801be2396$0c2b8d80$1f1bfbd0 at default>...
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>          The memory is only 3.24 trillion qubits per transistor.  The
>number of transistors can be reduced to give humans an advantage.   The
current
>proposal to use RS232 information links between robots
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One would think that a technology sufficiently advanced to achieve 3.24
gigaqubits
per transistor (whatever that means) would find a slightly more
sophisticated
communication system than RS232!

Perhaps RS422 would be more reliable?  or RS485 for letting small
robotic
workgroups share information?



 could also be controlled
>so that while one robot may go crazy all of them will not since they
are not
>linked.
>The RS232 connection would only be necessary during the early learning
process
>so the robots can share information.   Only quantum entangled machines
for
>faster than light communication should be allowed to maintain their
connections
>with each other.   Over all the problems can be managed to the benifit
of the
>human species.   As for the massive unemployment problem, a value added
>tax and transfer of payments to humans should be able to contain the
economic
>problems.
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>Ron Blue
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