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Comments on Rity - Sobot Longs To Be Near You
This remarkable experiment demonstrates that a computer program can download itself into objects to serve you. (Read the complete story)

"Big Brother is here. Nowhere to hide anymore. "
(BASHER 12/5/2006 6:08:58 AM)
"I like the idea of the sobot. The Tad Williams Otherland series had a character by the name of Beezle that would fit this type. I see this sort of device as far more useful than conventional robots may ever be. (eventually)"
(nofx666 12/6/2006 9:18:05 AM)
"If anyone can give me a good Beezle quote, I'll post it."
(Bill Christensen 12/6/2006 1:55:02 PM)
"Sounds a lot like Max Headroom, the (human simulated) video entity from the 80's TV series. Max had the capability to inhabit one or more video monitors at a time anywhere on the cable tv network of the distopian future represented on the show. He also had an absence as well as a presence, e.g., he could choose to not be somewhere (some vid screen) and could move from screen to screen at will."
(Odranoel 12/6/2006 5:20:33 PM)
"Man, this is weird. I'm going to give a speech about it 2morrow.... huh. i hope my peers like it!"
(ShelbyLou 12/7/2006 7:06:31 PM)

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