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Author:  TheOctavarius [ Sun Oct 14, 2007 12:14 am ]
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21271545/wi ... ?GT1=10450

Fuck yes! I'm gonna marry a robot! She'll be obedient and statuesque!

Author:  Azrael [ Sun Oct 14, 2007 2:23 am ]
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so i will finally get some action around 2050?

beam me up!

Author:  noodles [ Sun Oct 14, 2007 2:50 am ]
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Azrael wrote:
so i will finally get some action around 2050?

beam me up!


nah the marriage is 2050, sex is within 5 years ;D

Author:  Azrael [ Sun Oct 14, 2007 3:10 am ]
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no sex before marriage, you fucking heathen!

Author:  Antonakis [ Sun Oct 14, 2007 1:54 pm ]
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Having sex with a robot sounds like a perfectly normal thing. After all today's sex dolls, electric vibrators and such are not so far away from that notion and since one of the most basic roles of technology is to please and entertain us I would more than agree with this.

But the idea of marriage with a machine, even with one possesing some artificial intelligence and consciousness (the levels of which remain to be seen), sounds very weird. I can not imagine a machine having equal rights or responsibilities with a human, even inside the micro-society of a modern family. For thousands of years, It has been engraved into the human mind that artificially produced items are possesions and that they can be destroyed and recreated at will. It was not long ago that even wives and kids were considered as personal possesions and used by their owners, actually there are places in the world where that still happens.

So if we're talking about such a kind of marriage, a marriage between a human and a machine where the human is in total control about everything and in fact owns the machine, then this is a marriage different that the norm of the civilized world and should probably not be called a "marriage". People don't marry their cars or their laptops or their sheep (they can still have sex with the last).
If on the other hand, we're talking about a marriage of equal rights, a true symbiosis (thought the part -bio- is quite wrong in there) if you will, then we have to readjust our perceptions, minds and laws in order to understand and accept the meaning of (artificial) life in a completely different way.

Author:  TheOctavarius [ Sun Oct 14, 2007 5:49 pm ]
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Um... amen?

Author:  Caligula_K [ Sun Oct 14, 2007 6:24 pm ]
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Antonakis wrote:
It was not long ago that even wives and kids were considered as personal possesions and used by their owners, actually there are places in the world where that still happens.


Doesn't this suggest, if anything, that its very possible that family values change and that robotic marriage might make it through after all?

Author:  Kathaarian [ Sun Oct 14, 2007 6:33 pm ]
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There are enough dumb bitches in the world to do the job of the robots. Also you don't have to pay them.

Author:  Antonakis [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:07 pm ]
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Brahm_K wrote:
Antonakis wrote:
It was not long ago that even wives and kids were considered as personal possesions and used by their owners, actually there are places in the world where that still happens.


Doesn't this suggest, if anything, that its very possible that family values change and that robotic marriage might make it through after all?


I thought about that and I have to agree that you make a good point. Hopefully family values can addapt to new ideas in order to accept a robot as an equal member. It will take time, for sure, history has already given us examples. But I think that in order for that to happen there must be some kind of pressure from that other (robotic) side...
Now this is a long argument that I have in mind but I will leave it for another time.

Author:  Anonymous [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:47 pm ]
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Antonakis wrote:
Having sex with a robot sounds like a perfectly normal thing. After all today's sex dolls, electric vibrators and such are not so far away from that notion and since one of the most basic roles of technology is to please and entertain us I would more than agree with this.

But the idea of marriage with a machine, even with one possesing some artificial intelligence and consciousness (the levels of which remain to be seen), sounds very weird. I can not imagine a machine having equal rights or responsibilities with a human, even inside the micro-society of a modern family. For thousands of years, It has been engraved into the human mind that artificially produced items are possesions and that they can be destroyed and recreated at will. It was not long ago that even wives and kids were considered as personal possesions and used by their owners, actually there are places in the world where that still happens.

So if we're talking about such a kind of marriage, a marriage between a human and a machine where the human is in total control about everything and in fact owns the machine, then this is a marriage different that the norm of the civilized world and should probably not be called a "marriage". People don't marry their cars or their laptops or their sheep (they can still have sex with the last).
If on the other hand, we're talking about a marriage of equal rights, a true symbiosis (thought the part -bio- is quite wrong in there) if you will, then we have to readjust our perceptions, minds and laws in order to understand and accept the meaning of (artificial) life in a completely different way.


The term "artificial" intelligence is very superfluous. I'm actually writing a feature article on ethics and AI (I write for my university paper). I'll post it when it's online.

Author:  hellraiser_xes [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 5:58 pm ]
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Sex with robot? That's gonna be weird. I can't imagine that thing goin "beep, beep, eek" and a monotonous "please fuck me". Sick.

But it could please all the despos out there and might be a good alternative in reducing sex crimes. Provided it's sold cheap.

Author:  Antonakis [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 11:34 pm ]
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Jaden wrote:
The term "artificial" intelligence is very superfluous. I'm actually writing a feature article on ethics and AI (I write for my university paper). I'll post it when it's online.


That would be great! I've been quite interested on the subject both from a practical and theoretical approach for some years and I would love to read your article on it. :)

Author:  Goat [ Tue Oct 16, 2007 12:41 am ]
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This kind of news story makes me want to scream things like "HAVE NONE OF YOU FOOLS SEEN THE TERMINATOR? OR EVEN THE MATRIX?! RUN AWAAYYYYYYYYYY!"

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