You know, mil tech is always far more developed then the public actually know, maybe 10 to 20 years ahead of current tech as we know it.With this in mind, how far is actuall robotic tech?Are we going to see some robot fights in ukraine or russia?
>>539222141>You know, mil tech is always far more developedAnd expensive as fuck.Sure, they have robots and drones of all sizes.But you can order yours off TEMU at bored manchild prices.
>>539222141No, it really isn't.
No hope to see some terminator timeline?
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>>539222141The government doesn't have half the tech they claim to have, let alone super duper shit they don't claim to have. You're retarded for believing this.
>>539222227All the tech can be easily defeated with low tech solutions for pennies on the dollar. Just ask Iran.
>>539222243>No, it really isn't.Not your military of course.But imagine how behind China was 10 years ago, couldn't even have precision robotic hands, and now they sell tiny robot armies every day.We have satellites with LIDAR and spectral cameras in space that can see how much and what kind of cheese you put on your sandwich. They can see your footprints in the wet mud and car tracks between forest trees.They have so much advanced tech it will probably take 50 years to see it in your pockets, like GPS, magnetic polarization, gravitational imaging to see things in the ocean.Google, Facebook and Waze were actually miltech, which were released to suppress civilian discovery and to improve back the original designs with more data.So much data, yet no place to process it all. Until now.
>>539222141The fact that there isn't currently a company showing off this amazing totally existent cutting edge technology and overselling it in order to attract VC funding and to hype up its upcoming IPO tells me that it doesn't exist.
>>539222141assuming black ops tech is far ahead then we can also assume there's a subterranean world built using lasers melting the rock down thererobots seem cool but it's nothing if u could just instantly switch the locational frequency of things, aka. teleportation AI on non-quantum computers is yesterday's tech; quantum intelligence deliberately materializing set timelines is where it's atso, back to your question: well surface peasants get silly dancing robots, self driving cars and artificial intelligence built on ones and zeroes. keep the war going for another 10 - 20 years and the surface robots may get tired of it decide to wipe the entire battlefield clean on both sidesalso getting rid of all net-negative humans while they're still on it
>>539222369Metal gear?
>>539222141when do I get a fuckable, affordable robo-GF?hello?I'm ready to give up and just fuck a robothello?
>>539222570>quantum intelligencei really wonder, no country so far took this next step, how comes?I mean, china knows that america could do it tomorrow, why the fuck didnt it happened so far?
>>539222570>using lasers melting the rock downThis is civilian thinking, too much TV.You don't need to waste energy by converting it to dubiously reflected light for less than a third of the yield.You just plug it directly into electrodes and electromine everything at high efficiency with plasma or brime.
>>539222734aliensmy guess is everything has its time, deploying such tech publicly too early and it would disrupt the entire world as we know itone has to learn to crawl before walking and walk before running kind of deal
>>539222734>i really wonder, no country so far took this next step, how comes?It probably requires a fusion reactor to power. So far no country took this step, how comes?
>>539222835excellent thinking anon pointing that out, keep it up
>>539222842>deploying such tech publicly too early and it would disrupt the entire worldLike GPS, Waze and social media?How else would goyim get their goyslop delivered to their goybox by goymobiles?
>>539222141It used to be, but now it can also be beaten by junk you put together off Temu and Alibaba
>>539222517They're not for poors like us
>>539222864>excellent thinking anon pointing that out, keep it upUltrasonic transducers are also pretty efficient
>>539222288are you doing your part ?
>>539222141>You know, mil tech is always far more developed then the public actually knowThat's a meme.
>>539222141Try 50-75 Germanon
>>539222734>no country so far took this next stepjust because you dont hear about it in the "science news" doesn't mean its not happeningbasically if you dont hear about a thing a lot its because it's happening because they want to keep competition low they enact secrecy but there are hints if you can find them and analyse them appropriately, youpost about it on 4chins without getting compensation for your work so that those that profit from it can take it and profit, thats why you dont see many effortposts anymore.also they dont hire on here because they are full with imposters and leech parasites who fear they will be replaced by some autistic anon so they keep it all a big secret and incite distrust and schizophrenia in anons by seeding gangstalking psyop posts. so basically they are gangstalking you to keep you from profiting while they profit from you suffering.
>>539223126>That's a meme.BlackCock started using AI to do the trading in 1980s
>>539222515Nah. Just overpriced garbage.
>>539222141>mil tech is always far more developed then the public actually know>several extremely important and high intensity wars going on atm>countries are hiding their wunderwaffesure thing retardstay dumbfuck OPthere is no (((advanced science))) public wouldn't be aware of
>>539223287there is no such thing as ""AI""its a search engine with huge amoutns of data and sophisticated algorhytm to deal with it combined with huge amounts of processing powerno intelligence whatsoever is involved. or ever will be.
>>539223430>there is no (((advanced science))) public wouldn't be aware ofWas the public aware of TEMU drone swarms capabilities 5 years ago?
>>539223527shit question meant to derail and confusenice try glownigger
>>539223514>no intelligence whatsoever is involved. or ever will be.So one robot being able to do EVERYTHING that ANY human alive and dead was able to do, is not a feat of intelligence?What about teaching it history books in different languages and it learns to write poetry in any language in the style of any author? Is this not intelligence?What about new proteins and mathematical solutions that have never been found yet by humans?What about 5000 lines of code programs that perfectly implement whatever your mind can conceive? Or their mind for that matter. Was that just hanging somewhere in the training data and we just had to search it?
>>539222517Fucking this, people think the upper class is so united against us poors that they wouldn't get an up on each other by releasing it? Lol
>>539223430>>539223514>>539223583you act strange
>>539222141When are they going to put some silicone on them with big boobas ?
>>539223625of course a calculator is "intelligent" for you glowniggers who are stuck in cockroach teritorry of "intelligence"
>>539223514Well that's how its called. And nothing good will come of itAs We May Think" is a highly influential 1945 essay by Vannevar Bush, first published in The Atlantic magazine, which anticipated the modern information age and the World Wide Web.>Bush envisioned a system where users could create "trails" of associative links between related pieces of information, mirroring the way human thought connects ideas, rather than relying on rigid hierarchical filing.>The essay foresaw technologies such as hypertext, personal computers, the Internet, speech recognition, and online encyclopedias, influencing later innovators like Doug Engelbart and Ted Nelson.DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) played the central role in creating the foundational infrastructure and protocols of the modern Internet.>DARPA LifeLog was a canceled U.S. Department of Defense research project designed to create a comprehensive, searchable digital archive of an individual’s entire life, including communications, locations, and biometric data. The program was officially shut down on February 4, 2004, the exact same day that Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook>DARPA and the NSA have maintained a deep, evolving partnership in data collection, transitioning from DARPA’s controversial research initiatives to the NSA’s large-scale surveillance infrastructure.
>>539223705Nah he’s right. There isn’t any tech that will save or oppress us.
>>539223705>>>539223430>>>539223514>>>539223583>you act strange>>539223583>derail and confuseU tišini vječne sutonke, gdje se Dunav srebrni vijeSa šumama Fruške gore i planinama tar-skim vijencem,Dva sina istog Svemira u lutanju svome plije,Jedan vezan Zakonu ognjenom, drugi divljem vjetru i plemenom. Jehudimi, zvijezdo izgubljena, kroz pustinje i vjekove nošena,Svijetlom Tvoje Knjige vječne pod ravnodušnim okom Vremena,Gdje gromovi proroka još ječe, a Hramovi razvaljeni stenjuIzgnanstva tužnu pjesmu, u molu drevnom i dubokom. Gojimi, okeane bez kraja, pučino naroda slobodna,Tvoje rijeke krše kamen, tvoje gore kruniše snijeg,U tutnju ratnih kola i u brazdi ratara plodnaBije srce zemlje praiskonsko, u radosti i u bijedi njeg. Al' oba ste tek mjesečine traci na istoj mračnoj rijeci vječnoj,Jedna iskra sa Sinaja munje, druga s poganskog ognjišta stara;Lira Davidova drhti gdje manastiri svetosavski snevaju vječno,I vino homersko miješa se s grožđem kosovskoga polja žara. O braćo u noći kosmičkoj, pod istim zvijezdama hladnim,Zašto koprena Tuđinstva dijeli ilovaču ljudsku svu?Isti Tvorac dah što stvori doline i ožiljke vidnimDiše kroz pastira frulu i kroz mudraca knjigu tu. Nek' oluja mržnje utihne ko Savina voda mirna,I nek' maslina i hrast srpski korijenje svoje splete;Jer na kraju Večernjača gleda sa visine stirnaI nalazi tek djecu plačnu u samostvorenim okovima bijede. Tako pjeva slavuj šumadijski u starinskom jeziku drevnom,O jedinstvu u različju, o sudbi neumoljivoj svojoj —Jehudimi i Gojimi, talasi prolazni na Vremena moru vječnom,Dvije note u himni vasionskoj što liječi srce čovječije.
>>539223705and you're either butthurt or more likely: if this thread stays alive untill 300 replies, it means you're a glownigger too and this thread serves a purpose to mislead
>>539223791and what is the point of you being here?
>>539223824to expose jewish liesI'll stay
>>539223791>means you're a glowniggerEveryone but me is a glownigger.
>>539223858ALL memeflags are glowniggers until proven otherwise newfagand (almost) all of your writing styles are in line with (((their))) agenda
>>539223843more like, you try to derail any focus on robotics being hidden in data centers topics here on le ebim 4chin anime shitpost board.
>>539223921there is no such thing dumbfuckif you have such desire to be a slave in a slave world, so be itbut you won't poison others' minds while I'm around
>>539223908>newfagI searched AI and found this piece of information...Zašto je glownigger izbačen sa konspirativnog foruma?Pokušavao je da „osvetli“ diskusiju... ali su ga svi videli kako sija u mraku kao jebeni Černobiljski lađa.
>>539222141Stupid shit boomers used to say that people believed until retards made their way to leadership. This is disproven by modern AI, which anyone with two eyes can see is 60% speculative grift, 30% Indians, and 10% useful.
>>539223958see, you are even using cointelpro tactics and immiditley attackign the post.This is exactley how a glownigger would act.So what is so bad about the thought on the idea of robots being hidden in data centers? Why are we not allowed to talk about this?
>>539223265I don't need to profit, I am the one creating reality. You're all just living in it.
>>539224003>So what is so bad about [insert a lie]? > Why are we not allowed to talk about this?first you impose a lie, present it as a fact and then you want to inspire a debate. this is as jewish as it could bethis is exactly how ALL jewish agendas startOP is confirmed glownigger
We might have to check out all the data centers popping up around the world. My balls telling me something is up.
>>539222141>>539222141>>539224133>>539224133OP is a confirmed glowniggerthis thread is intended to spread lies and fear
>>539224133>confirmed glowniggerDid you like my joke jehudim?
>>539222141humanoid robots are not military tech. They are consumer/industrial/masturbatory tech.
>>539224227>this thread is intended to spread lies and fearRobots exist.I fear.
>>539224133>>539224227Post harder, shitlord.
>>539222141>mil tech is always far more developed then the public actually knowThis always makes me laugh, there's supposedly some soooooper skooooopky sekrit tech, while we still use stuff from 1970s in active combat....are they experimenting to find an edge? Sure. Are they decades ahead? No they fucking aren't.
>>539222243Yeah, the military is like 10 years behind whatever the private sector has.I don't know where this "government has 50 years more advanced tech" bullshit came from but only complete morons believe it
>>539222141>mil tech is always far more developed then the public actually knowThis came out yesterday. They spin fast and have no full opaque or reflective shape, they can still navigate and transmit sensor data, for now...
>>539223287Expert systems are not the same thing as LLMs.
>>539223413look into "chinese oil reserves", things might click if your smart
>>539224354>while we still use stuff from 1970s in active combatLook bong bro, you are clearly not an empire anymore, not even a superpower, your cities are overrun by brownoids, stay out of high level discussions, you are in no position to contradict advanced technology claims in other countries.They use the stuff from 1950, so they make room for the new stuff. Cheaper and easier than to dismantle them.
>>539224378its a lie intended to keep you afraid>oooh the military has all the scary stuff>imagine about all the stuff we don't even know aboutNOW SHUT UP AND PAY YOUR TAXES!
>>539224447you sure love being a slave
>>539224383They're also require being spun up to speed by an independent device, which is to say they have no battery life, no way to find targets, and can't carry any sort of deadly payload.Perhaps it will improve but right now it's not something to worry about.
>>539222141Doesnt apply these daysThey have been bogged down in hyper expensive long term projects involving jets for years now Its the age of AI and drones, they are well behind consumer progression
>>539224517>Perhaps it will improve but right now it's not something to worry about.This is the version they show you.Tell me if you think the problems you suggested are above black lab abilities?For example, the battery is small, it has no aerodynamic control surfaces, a single motor for 6 axis movement, and so on.Similar micro drones fly for 10-15 minutes which could be enough. By rotating it can relay 360 degrees videos. Lift surfaces can help it last even an hour. Control surfaces can make it have speeds up to a helicopter. There probably exists a petrol engine version somewhere out there with different geometry than expected. This was generated by AI slop btw.
>>539224751>This is the version they show you.they always show you the latest version you pathetic slavethey show you the latest version to get more fundingthere is no hidden tech anywhere in the world
>>539224851>they show you the latest version to get more fundingThe military already has funding via state budgets and private contracts. About 2-5% of your income.They reach a certain point, where they can't get any further with the private minds and money.So they make a public startup or acquire one to seed with private tech and money and accelerate.They don't start with a public cutting edge tech reveal, just a minimal concept.The public concept will exceed the military version and be cheaper to obtain by the military.
>>539225020aaaaahhhh, so it's a super duper fail proof system designed to be unbreakable and perfect in every wayso we must NOT question anything anytime. when a glownigger says: the military/government is all powerful, just accept this lie. if you'll spread this lie, you'll even get bunus in your tax return as a good goy.every single one of your posts shows you are a slavespreading slavery might only give you a couple of handouts in the near future, but in the long run, you too will be a slave
>>539225020and again: we have the most intensive war going on since fucking world wor 2 and the fate of the whole world depends on outcome of this war and you're trying to tell me US government is hiding their wunderwaffe in a time when they are unable to defeat their enemies who are directly endangering USA's position of global hegemon, and even threatening USA's complete collapse and collapse of all power of all Western states?again, faggot slave: there is no hidden tech anywhere in the world. The wide global public is aware of ALL TECHNOLOGICAL INOVATIONS known to man
>>539225269>the military/government is all powerful, just acceptDid anyone actually said this here?You are imagining things.
>>539225631you are talking to gpt-4chan custome build from kignoflolz.
>>539225752>kignoflolzkingoflolzhttps://github.com/yk/gpt-4chan-public
>>539225752>you are talking to gpt-4chan custome build from kignoflolz.He said he is Cpби but he doesn't seem to react to anything written in the language.
>>539223625>one robot being able to do EVERYTHING that ANY human alive and dead was able to do
>>539222369why did they have to put guns on these things? why can't we just have the ones that patrol and call everyone nigger?
>>539225933I can only you show you how it would look like for a robot that can do everything, using a robot that can output video of everything.
>>539226093>why did they have to put guns on these things?You would if you could. Admit it.>>539226093>why can't we just have the ones that patrol and call everyone nigger?Those already exist and have been spotted in the wild.
>>539222141No, not really. Here’s how it works. 1) Small company has a neat idea and does a bit of lab work and gets some interesting results2) Gets SBIR grant and makes a proof of concept prototype.3) Brings in recently retired General as “consultant” who is paid handsomely for a “presentation” on applying for a DARPA grant. Real reason is retired general is on the review board for DARPA. He “suggests” applying for Grant xxxx. You get funding for 2 years. These are the crumbs falling off Boeing’s and Raytheon’s plates.4) most projects fail here. The promising results were hyped up beyond belief and cold reality sets in. Normies will only see the optimistic popular science articles.5) 1% of the projects, the crème de la crème, are then bought up by Raytheon. Owners get their fuckoff money and the researchers laid off. Big write ups in financial media on how amazing Raytheon researchers are on doing all this groundbreaking work. Of the 1% making it to this stage only 1% of these ever make it past 5 years at Raytheon. Large defense companies are bureaucratic nightmares and all progress grinds to a halt.6) the now 0.001% of ideas get spun out of Raytheon, perhaps ending up back with that General back at the DARPA stage. And before you know it everyone is talking about the next Boston Dynamics.Very few ideas really make it simply due to reality, often it just a materials problem. Not only that, it just takes a lot of time to go through the process. About one lifetime.
>>539225830I'm not the one ashamed of my nationality, but you can show me where I wrote such lie
>>539222141>Are we going to see some robot fights in ukraine or russia?there is 0 reason to use bipedal robots.
>>539222141>mil tech is always far more developed then the public actually knowWhy do retards keep repeating this obvious myth? When was this ever true? Name one fucking time in history.
>>539227805is SBIR the same thing as the SAM.gov contracts? i've got a drone idea to save lives as opposed to removing lives, would only need ~$25,000-~$50,000 to get operational with a few prototypes. could i do this with a sole proprietorship LLC? how do we grab these initial contracts to start...it seems like it's a paperwork game at the beginning and simply low-balling yourself in the bid process isn't enough anymore. would paring up with a lawyer help my chances?
>>539230115>reason to use bipedalGood question. Why do humans and birds walk bipedal?The answer, is to release the other limbs for other things. Like object manipulation, carrying, tool use, flying.The most versatile animal is the duck. It flies, floats, dives, walks, runs. It doesn't burrow yet, but otherwise it can navigate any medium efficiently. It's bipedal.A bipedal robot, will have the ability to use human tools and interfaces without adaptation.
>>539230115>they couldn't manufacture a new gun>had to take an old cold war relic to useSlavic people never cease to amaze me.
>>539224378I think there was some element of truth to it until the end of the cold war. now legacy contractors like lockheed are seen as the clowns of the aerospace world because of all the bloat and rot from government contracts
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>>539233068>>they couldn't manufacture a new gun>>had to take an old cold war relic to use>Slavic people never cease to amaze me.Imagine the cost effects. For the same money:You - one single robot, fancy weaponry and radar, night vision, integrated tactical comms.The enemy - 100 shitty robots, slowly crawling around and zerging your brown ass.
>>539233181Checkmate, athiests!
>>539233181God i wish that was me
>>539232821I've looked into it briefly. having an LLC is ideal because that way they deal with only one entity, the LLC, as opposed to several individuals. a lot of It Is paperwork, proposal writing, presentation preparation. having a colleague/coworker/friend who did industrial r&d on board will get you much farther than a lawyer
>>539232985This is a limitation of tetrapod anatomy not an actual benefit of bipedalism. A robot could have four feet, two arms, or wheels or whatever.
>>539233236It's not about saving money. They want their equipment to cost a lot of money. It looks good on paper and when the funds start coming in, they can steal the money and produce something subpar.
>>539222243This
>>539233532>It's not about saving money. They want their equipment to cost a lot of money.Not when it costs too much to destroy the same target (combatants, vehicle or installation). When the enemy (Iran for example) is employing 20k drones that destroy 20M installations, it makes a lot of heads reconsider.
>>539233518>This is a limitation of tetrapod anatomy not an actual benefit of bipedalism. A robot could have four feet, two arms, or wheels or whatever.Ok, you could put 4 legs, with optional wheels even, on the same bipedal robot. Would it work better and cheaper than with 2 legs? What about a hexapod?
>>539222141Yes, but there is no mass production and each piece costs a gorillion $$$.This won't help in a real war.
fraunhofer is miltech?they made aac audio codec
>>539223287and it works(((white men))) can't keep stop winning and fucking over goyim
