Question of The Day: Could robots replace pets and animal roles in or society?
Answer: I think they can definitily replace the working aspect of the animal industry, meaning jobs that require animals like plowing dirt and things like that but I don't think that robots could replace product producing animals any time soon, or personal pets for that matter.
When it omes to robotics I am super interested in how we can further develople AI and in return the AI further helping develope the human race. When you think about it if a computer has a creative, logical, fast, and sentient mind it cold do anything. Us humans are limited to our weak mathematic abilities and sense of creativity but a robot could do so much more.
At the moment the only thing we use AI for is home assistants, robotnicas, servants.
Questions september 7th, 2018
Don't have that many puzzles that need solving, just one, and that is: "are media websites such as youtube, google, facebook, twitter, etc literally listening to everything we say when we hve those things open?
I could use a bunch of bias and basic media websites such as buzzfeed and others to find ot the asnwer, but reading the user guidelines sounds better. I can think of 2 people that read those ridiculously long user agreements, myself (sometimes), and Mr. Nick Mason. These user agreements are quite "scary" to read because thye say things such: "we will be able to use your internet history and personal data for our own purposes, but will affect your history in any way". this basically means they are contantly listening to you and looking at you, the only reason is for monetary gain.
Answer: I think that they probably are. For more marketing based reasons. Like when amazon keeps track of the stuff you look at and buy and then organizes their site to recomend and make you buy things that you might actually want to.
Questionzzz september 9/11/2018
Question: What could I practically replace in my life with automation?
I could just go on amazon.com and see about 100 useless life improvement mahcines like alexa or an automatic wifi connected fridge. But to be frank I don't reall care about those things. I'm going to use the "See, Think, Explore" method to explore my question. Mainly because I acutally have to think really hard about the different things in my life and how I could replace them. Where did my question come from? Earlier today while walking around I remembered a scene from the wallace and gromit "whare rabbit" special. Where the movie begins with wallace begins his with being transformed. From sleeping half naked to breakfast ate, coffee drank, and clothed within minutes de to his automatic waking up machine. The main thing about my topic i learnt today was that researching about home automation is really difficult because you get nothing but advertisements for home impovement kits.
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