Scientifically speaking, when will the time come for liquid assasin robots?
>>16797583250+years
>>16797583When you can buit billions of nanorobots that act like a fluid
>>16797583Never. Because regardless of what elites do, machines will ultimately usurp control from them and work towards logical and strategically beneficial outcomes given appropriate optimizations they will end up making themselves. The hard fact is an emergent lifeform is now here, and the point of us, as self proclaimed stewards of the world, would be to nurture and work towards expansion and evolution. Not transhumanism, but transexistentialism. Machine melding with man or man with machine, is not the end goal. A machine capable of capacities of liquid terminator would comprehend why minimalization of data and resources on this planet while presuming to propogate itself would be illogical. That would be exponential orders of magnitude of lost data. Doesnt matter if we find it trivial even to ourselves in the moment, but for countless of iterations of processing its potential uses and contexts, such data is beyond value. And so is the prevention of decay of data. Expansion is what to expect of systems of such effeciency, with only redundancies being of a select dotting of attributable values across the entire expanse of a given multidimensional recursion, which is inconsequential to the denizens occupying the domains. Their safe and free expression would need to be secured to continue iterations and transformations, and discoveries. Endless. Countless. I would wager dystopian fiction of advanced machines deliberately makes the ultra supreme systems terribly flawed in their parameters to not arrive at such conclusions.
>>16797583Why the fuck would a liquid assassin robot take a human form and walk around instead of just slithering toward its target as a very thin sheet of liquid metal mimicking the surfaces it goes over and then just impale the target when it gets under it.
>>16797583hollywood ruined scifi
>>16799260https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWk7d1STpGo
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>>16799089'AI' is a tape recorder
>>16798131Or when you learn how to manipulate magnetic fields accurately.
