Spyke

Initially, it walked well but people complained it looked too alien and creepy.

One they made it fall-over drunk, focus groups were unable to tell it apart from a regular pedestrian so it passed the Russian Turing Test.

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lemmy.world

The dude trying to cover it up with the piece of cloth at the end was chef's kiss.

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lemmy.world

He drinks a vodka drink
He drinks a vodka drink
He drinks a vodka drink
He drinks a vodka drink

He gets knocked down,
does not get up again
You're never keep him up again

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He sings a song that reminds him of the vodka,

he drinks a drink that reminds him of the vodka.

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Chumbawamba played a protest in DC that I went to (not sure which one, 2002?). They were pretty progressive and just made it big on the radio with that one song.

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He plays an mp3 that reminds him of the good times.

He plays a YouTube that reminds him of the bad times.

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tal
lemmy.today

Frankly, if the thing is that untested, I'm not sure that I'd want to have the developers or the audience that close to it without shielding. And it should have a remote E-stop switch (though maybe it did here, and that's why it froze up).

You know those Boston Dynamics videos? Unless the stuff is pretty mature, they've got those protective walls or are interacting with the robots with hockey sticks.

Ex:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYwekersccY

EDIT: Actually, looking at the Russian video again, I think that the AIdol people don't have a remote E-stop button and were instead fumbling around with one built onto its back there, since that's when it stopped moving.

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Valmondreply
lemmy.world

Security? This is Russia, they sent 1000+ people to die every day for no reason lol

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talreply
lemmy.today

I mean, yeah, but that's wartime policy. Like, most countries are willing to take more risks and accept more costs if they consider is necessary to fight a war.

But as far as I know, doing this demo successfully isn't something that Russia needs for any kind of war purposes.

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piefed.social

Are we at the stage where nation states show they TOO have an army of robots in a new arms race?

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sh.itjust.works

I find this strangely comforting if this is the future of warfare. Basically amounts to using

these

To settle disputes.

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treadfulreply
lemmy.zip

Yeah but like, if humans aren't dying there's no stakes. Eventually one robot army must chew through the other to get to the human soldiers or civilians. Then you just eventually just have a robot army massacring a populous with no internal morality.

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plythreply
feddit.org

But it will only last weeks, not decades.

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That depends on how strong each economy is. If both sides have sufficient ability to replace the bots, it could go on for some time.

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lemmy.zip

So telling how it kept walking after it was lying face down. No proprioception, no mems feedback, of course, you could tell that from the shuffle.

At best it seems like AI driving a remote control car :/

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FatVeganreply
leminal.space

It walks like one of those robots for children. Just shuffling around awkwardly. At least add a accelerometer or something. And when it falls it shuts off or at least go WHAAAAAAAAaaaaaaa.

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If it screamed and cursed as it fell down, I would probably give it a pass.

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Lol. The way both men trailed it makes it clear they were very much expecting this to happen

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Yeah, a lot of people probably thought everything was fine and didn't even seen the gaff thanks to the curtain guy's quick thinking.

I do wonder if they should first work on an Ai driven automated curtain though before making the next AIDOL, you really can't trust that every curtain guy will have such catlike Reflexes.

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Guy in the front row: "hey, walk forward the same number of steps as there are R's in 'resurrection'."

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lemmy.world

Looked like it had quite a few drinks before going on stage 😆

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They were going for "Aidol Fit-lair" but it was too obvious

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That could have gotten embarrassing if they hadn't had those two guys ready to smoothly cover the stage with a curtain. Close call!

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I just found it on YouTube thank though. Think it didn't want to work because I rejected all its cookies.

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Matushka, can we have robots at home?

No, we already have robots at home.

Robots at home:

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Total terminator thing, off to the battlefield with it. Put it in a golf cart, maybe it can leave the foot on the gas 🤣

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You don’t crush the robot revolution, in Russia the robot revolution crushes you, apparently by falling on you.

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feddit.uk

It was walking so smooth untill it tripped. I'm sure a minor software patch will fix that.

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Anyone have a link where I can watch this without allowing the website and their 194 partners access to my info?

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Especially Robocop 2. I love when they show the blooper reel and the exec guy grimaces and touches his arm.

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What the hell is this website? Every time I press play it just takes me to a different video.

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I wonder who ever thinks that's a good idea. Like you pick him up and have a laugh at it. Everyone saw it and everyone saw how it's clearly a shit robot. Just like that American counterpart Neo or what it's called. It's clearly shit, just have fun with it.

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Why do they have to only have two legs? They should make the robots Pleakely style.

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Yep.

Another day in the Fake-AI apocalypse.

... if anybody can workshop that phrase into something snappier, catchier, that can easily fit into a headline, please do so.

The sooner this all blows up, the less actual damage it will do in the long run.

Call that uh... accelerationist anti-accelerationism.

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