In 1965, Irving John ‘Jack’ Good wrote a paper for New Scientist called ‘Speculations concerning the first ultra-intelligent machine’.
Cambridge University’s “Terminator studies” department – do we really need it? | Education | The Guardian
We are a risk-averse society. But there's a mismatch between public perception of very different risks and their actual seriousness.
BBC News – Risk of robot uprising wiping out human race to be studied
The scientists said that to dismiss concerns of a potential robot uprising would be "dangerous".
‘Terminator centre’ to open at Cambridge University | The Sun |News
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s classic Terminator films famously showed a world where ultra-intelligent machines fight against humanity in the form of the genocidal Skynet system.
Terminator Planet: The First History of Drone Warfare, 2001-2050
Terminator Planet: The First History of Drone Warfare, 2001-2050
Coloring Books | Never Forget 9/11 – Vol. II Terrorist Trading Cards
Composed with a clear message the graphic coloring book novel calls out for open and honest discussion. We educate children about something besides the "TMZ Society" which bombards them with "important" news. Truthful and honest education about serious subjects for youth is an essential part of learning and considered a critical step in beginning to comprehend the world in which we live.
The new totalitarianism of surveillance technology
The new totalitarianism of surveillance technology