More on those robots that will end us all
Honda shows off the new ASIMO robot. It can now run, hop, and dance better than I can. Don’t they know they’re making machines that will one day end humanity?
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I’m scared of nearly everything, but this seems only somewhat more advanced than a remote-controlled airplane. Also, I thought we already had robots that did this. Like 10-20 years ago. Eh.