Has The Rise Of The Machines Started?

[ToraToraTora]

https://news.sky.com/story/tesla-worker-injured-by-robot-that-pinned-him-to-wall-with-its-claws-at-car-companys-texas-factory-13038164

[royfromaus]

No

[jourdain2]

Beware, royfromaus - when I answered  one of TTT's posts with one word he went for me and branded me a troll!

[mushroom25]

It's a machine. It doesn't get *** off. It doesn't get happy, it doesn't get sad, it doesn't laugh at your jokes. It just runs programs.

[Jarg]

Nope

[Ken4155]

All depends, TTT. If, when pinning the poor guy up against the wall, the robot uttered something like, "You looking at me?" then, yep, the rise of the machines has begun😊

[ToraToraTora]

mushroom 13:51..indeed and yet apparently these "programs" can allow a car to drive itself!

[choux]

I read yesterday that 1 in 21 workers have been injured by the robots.

[Khandro]

How do you punish it? fire it, unscrew a bit of it, make it stand on the naughts step?

[ToraToraTora]

....send for John Connor?

[retrocop]

'Make my day Clunk'.

[douglas9401]

Not so much the rise of the machines but the inattentiveness of the programmers for leaving the thing live when working on it.

No 'danger Will Robinson' moments if the plug is pulled during maintenance.

[jno]

way back when. Achtung!

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/worker-killed-by-robot-at-volkswagen-car-factory-10359557.html