• jtrek@startrek.website
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    36 minutes ago

    As the spokesperson put it, the robot’s actions may legally constitute fleeing the scene of a traffic incident, meaning Starship Technologies could very well be on the hook for the incident.

    Good. Nail them to the wall.

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    1 hour ago

    I think “fled” is the wrong word here. “Fled” means “running from” which implies some sort of conscious decision making usually reserved for living things. If you throw a rock and it bounces off Sam Altman’s head, you don’t say the rock fled from Sam. You just say “Nice shot”

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        39 minutes ago

        It’s a mix. They’re like a Sim in The Sims, humans give them instructions and then they run path finding trying to implement it. The humans can take full control if the robots gets completely confused.

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      Right but if we say “fled” we can get everyone all riled up and increase our engagement metrics.