The Institute of the future life (Future of Life Institute), which includes such well-known figures like Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk, published a video dedicated to the grim future that awaits all of us very soon. The video, shot in a documentary style, reminiscent of the macabre television series “Black mirror”, the creators of which regularly tell the viewers what a nightmare can turn our life through high technology. This time the scientists decided to show how terrible can be a tiny killer robot drones with artificial intelligence with which attackers can kill almost anyone, anywhere.
The video was first shown to the meeting attendees members of the United Nations devoted to modern types of weapons, which was held in Geneva. It is most likely in the form of talks about how spooky it can become a “smart weapon” of the future. Moreover, all technology shown in this artistic movie, already exist today. Left them just a little to miniaturise and put together. The main theme of the video became tiny drones able to accurately calculate their victims and literally crash into their heads exploding at the same time. Drones are kept small Roy, track down the victim and, if necessary, bore holes in the Windows to get inside, and much, much more.
According to the story, killer robot drones can serve as the governments of different countries and to terrorists, who may seize control over them. Show the viewer how to use these tiny killers to assassinate the policy or for a matter of seconds to kill a few University students directly in the classroom, where not everyone is destined to be able to escape. The Institute of the future life believe that from such “targeted killings” of us separated a few years. And then no one will be protected from suddenly on his forehead appeared a small hole from a directed explosion. We offer you to evaluate this short seven-minute film right now. Most importantly, don’t forget that today all this is only science fiction, not the harsh reality.
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Sergey Grey