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To better serve us, we must allow robots to communicate the best practices of service with each other. (Read the complete story)

"Oh what a terrible idea. The only thing worse is an AI with an internet connection." ( 2/6/2011 3:27:59 PM)

"Thanks for this: RoboEarth teaches robots to learn from peers. Len" (Len 2/6/2011 5:30:26 PM)

"I'm also reminded of Ghost in the Shell S.A.C. 2nd Gig. All the Tachikomas were actually linked together in a single satellite in orbit. Of course all the detractors will scream "skynet". But I'm thinking that this will be the best first way." (Joey1058 2/6/2011 10:25:44 PM)

""During the finale of 2nd GIG, while ordered to create a repository in cyberspace for the memories (and hopefully, ghosts) of all refugees of Dejima, they secured instead their own memories within the netspace and selflessly sacrificed their AI satellite to prevent a nuclear explosion. A fellow AI, the bioroid Proto, knows what is happening and says he would swear they had ghosts right before the satellite and missile made impact. The destruction of their satellite appeared to result in the Tachikomas' AIs being obliterated. This seems to be confirmed in the final moments of 2nd Gig, where the members of Section 9 are seen using a replacement, the Uchikoma. However, during another scene in the finale, one Tachikoma can be seen placing a globe with the label TACHIKOMA'S ALL MEMORY in a large memory storage unit in cyberspace." (From Tachikoma at eNotes) (Tachikoma robot from Ghost in the Shell) " (Bill Christensen 2/7/2011 6:49:29 AM)

"In Terminator Salvation, it is clear that all of the Terminator robots learn from each other; if you want to test something out, you need to isolate one robot from the others." (Bill Christensen 2/7/2011 7:02:36 AM)

"Well, here come the Geth. " (H. Concordis 2/9/2011 11:25:59 AM)

"H. Concordis - thanks for the reference. Here's a bit more information: "The geth are a race of networked artificial intelligences that reside beyond the Perseus Veil. The geth were created by the quarians, as laborers and tools of war... Part of the geth's success is due to their neural network. Effectively, they 'share' their processing power, distributing low-level processes like motor control and visual identification to free up bandwidth for higher reasoning and complex thought. Geth can't share sensory data—they aren't a hive mind like the rachni—but in large groups they have more to think with. An individual geth has only a basic intelligence on par with animal instincts, but in groups they can reason, analyze situations, and use tactics as well as any of the organic races. " (From the Mass Effect wiki)" (Bill Christensen 2/9/2011 4:42:50 PM)

"Remember my Jihad " (Manion Butler 2/14/2011 12:33:12 AM)

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