Sorry, Sandy. But I gotta have your opinion on this one.
Heh, a 3 Laws safe S&M bot.`
I think the important question here is -Could the S&M bot hurt you if it was "3 Laws Safe" ?
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It must respect the safe word.
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I think the important question here is -Could the S&M bot hurt you if it was "3 Laws Safe" ?
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Isaac Asimov wrote a number of SF stories based around robots, one of the "paradigms" he set up was to eliminate the Frankenstein complex on artificial "humans" and postulate that any robot would be instilled with his 3 Laws of Robotics.Excuse me for my ignorance. What is "3 laws safe" ?
.1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey any orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
Isaac Asimov wrote a number of SF stories based around robots, one of the "paradigms" he set up was to eliminate the Frankenstein complex on artificial "humans" and postulate that any robot would be instilled with his 3 Laws of Robotics.
Basically:
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They've been accepted as de facto standard in most SF robots ever since.
Heh, a 3 Laws safe S&M bot.
Is physical harm worse than psychological harm...?
Error error shutting down....
Well... ...I suppose just because somebody wrote stories in which the 3 laws were universal doesn't mean they actually would become so. After all, a big user of robots to date - even if they are really more remote control apparatus than proper robots - is the military. If they ever built a genuine soldier-automaton, it's very purpose would be to violate the robotic law against doing harm. I'm sure if a person plunked down the small fortune it would undoubtedly cost for a "dom-bot", they'd make sure they got it from somebody who could program it to do whatever they wanted it to.Thanks. So they would have to be programmed to understand they aren't hurting someone during sex.
Hmmn, that might be hard to do, or it would be very boring.
Aside from the explanation already offered, it was the advertising slogan of the US Robots firm in the film version of I, Robot which starred Will Smith, intended to assure buyers of robots that they wouldn't "go berserk", or some such thing.Excuse me for my ignorance. What is "3 laws safe" ?
Well duh!Aside from the explanation already offered, it was the advertising slogan of the US Robots firm in the film version of I, Robot which starred Will Smith, intended to assure buyers of robots that they wouldn't "go berserk", or some such thing.
Everybody wants a sex machine...We now have three threads on this/related topic.
Yuuuhhhhhh...!!!!Well duh!
The film was based on Asimov's book of the same name.
(Wrecked the plot, but kept a lot of the characters' names).
Maybe not. TrueCompanion claims that more than 4,000 men have placed pre-orders for Roxxxy robots, and another 20,000 or so have requested information about the product. TrueCompanion also is developing a male sex robot, named Rocky.