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RT @icracnet: The Terminator question: Scientists downplay the risks of superintelligent computers via @pcworld
Inside the Hellscape Where Our Computers Go to Die
the world discarded some 46 million tons of electronic gadgetry last year. Less than one-sixth was properly recycled or reused. It’s only going to get worse. Global e-waste is expected to 55.1 million tons in 2018. China and the United States produce the most waste—32 percent of the global total last year—and some of that stuff is landing in Agbogbloshie.
I think The Terminator is a great film, but the threat of a computer surprisingly turning against its creators is
I think The Terminator is a great film, but the threat of a computer surprisingly turning against its creators is
US Moves Towards Skynet System Handing Control of Nuclear Weapons to Supercomputer
In a move echoing the apocolyptic situation played out in the Terminator series of films, the US government is handing over control of its nuclear stockpile to computers. In the Terminator films the US government develops a computer system called Skynet which is designed to have command over all computerised military hardware and systems, including America's entire nuclear weapons arsenal.