english robot script 2 - kumabearman

7/23/2019 English Robot Script 2 - KumaBearMan

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Visions of the FutureRobots, are they created or born? I believe they are incredible creations

born from the imaginings in science ction. They are now reality and a

part of our lives, in our living rooms doing the vacuuming such as

Roomba. The robotic orange machines on wheels are now in ma!on

warehouses, stoc"ing shelves and scanning products. #nce unthin"able,

they are now reality and could surpass humans in strength and ability.

Robots are indeed clever imitators of life$ but can they be trusted? %an

they show mercy? &o they have a soul? re they capable of independent

thought? I feel their ability might only be limited by us, humans. s the

science ction author, %hristian %antrell, once said, 'It(s not technology

that limits us. )e(re the limitation. #ur technology is an e*pression of our

intelligence and creativity.+

In I, Robot the main issue was that robots were creating robots, which

could lead to dehumanisation and for me, I uestioned what it might

mean to be a human in technology(s future. If being a human is to feel,

see, touch, hear and taste, then to be human is to have electrical signals

being sent from our body to our brain. -ow then are humans dierent

from robots who also use their electrical signals to interact and

communicate? /onny was a robot and yet able to e*press the human

uality of emotion through gestures and intonation of voice. /o what

dierentiates us from them? )hat do we have that they do not? )hat

happens when they start to surpass us? )ill they help us, 0ust li"e


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/pooner(s mother(s personal robot, or will they harm us through control

0ust as VI%1I did in the movie?


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Robots, are they to be feared or revered? re robots able to evolve? If so,

are they able to evolve and adapt faster than us? I believe that there is

potential for robotic evolution and that now it has become a future vision.

For now they are limited by our growth and evolution speed but once they

are able to evolve by themselves, the fear of them dominating us is

certainly a possible reality.

In the present, I see that robots most denitely contain the dreams of the

future and they have the power to turn those gments of our imagination

into reality. I have a dream$ a dream that robots will coe*ist with all

human beings, reaching the unreachable and ma"ing the impossible,

possible. They will be the "ey that unloc"s the door to a brighter and

much more utopian future.

2rofessor 3oel /har"ey from the 4niversity of /he5eld is an e*pert at

robotics. -e leads the global campaign to stop "iller robots from being

created due to his fear that, 'robots couldn(t determine the dierence

between a civilian and a combatant or civilian property and combatants.+

-is fear of the future and what is happening in the present leads him to

state that humans will not always control the robots when robots "ill a

human, 'it 0ust says appropriate levels of 0udgement will always be used,

and of course appropriate levels could mean none.+


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-ave robots have already become the greatest invention in history? I truly

believe that they already have, because robots can go into places normal

people would not ever thin" of such as shooting o into space using

3asa(s roc"ets. They have also been diving into radioactive nuclear

reactors such as what happened in Fu"ushima(s nuclear meltdown. /I6#,

-47# and the other robots that mimic animals are all great e*amples of

how they are the world(s greatest creation for now, but if those robots

were to develop even further, they will become what humans could never

be and they will accomplish what humans could not. They most denitely

carry the potential for immortality, be it cra!y, frightening, immoral or

totally impossible to even believe. They are most denitely worth the

eort that has been put into them already and they will be worth the

eort to put in for the future.

I believe that the danger of the past was that men became slaves but the

danger of the future is that man may become robots. If humans really did

become robots, then who is left to control them and help them function?

)ho is to blame if some of the robots are defective, or if they

malfunction? )hy do humans yearn to be robots? Is it because every

human being desires perfection, if so then why do we associate perfection

with robots when robots can brea" down, be destroyed or malfunction?

)hy do humans aspire for perfection? If we want to be perfect, then the

uestion is, why are we human?

In my opinion, as robots become more li"e humans, humans will become

more li"e robots and in the end, hopefully when robots and humans are


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considered euals, maybe robots will become more human than humans

themselves. ccording to the father of all robots, Isaac simov, '$you 0ust

can(t dierentiate between a robot and the very best of humans.+ %an

you? 1u ma signing out. 6essage Terminated.

english robot script 2 - kumabearman

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