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One day robots could come to your rescue. First, they have to learn to walk.
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Technology

Big Idea: Internet For Everyone

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By Sep 14, 2015
Cars

Uber Powerful: The Car Service’s Brazen Plan To Become A Robotic Superpower

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Zero Moment

Clone of A Ban on Autonomous Killer Robots Is Inevitable

But what will be banned, and when?
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A Ban on Autonomous Killer Robots Is Inevitable

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Two of this summer’s sci-fi movies share one of Hollywood’s oldest obsessions--the inherent risk of unchecked genius. Here’s how this trope has evolved through the decades.