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Robots killed 29 scientists in hushed-up rampage: AI conspiracy theory takes off, just in time for the holidays
The robot apocalypse has arrived, 50 years after „Lost in Space“?
She stands at the lectern, looking down at her notes. Her face is grim. She appears shaken.
“At a top robotics company in Japan this week,” she says into the microphone, “four robots being developed for military applications killed 29 humans in the lab.”
Gulp! And it gets worse.
“The scariest part is that lab workers deactivated two of the robots and took apart the third.” The woman’s voice is quavering now. She manages to continue: “But the fourth robot began restoring itself, and somehow connected to an orbiting satellite to download information about how to rebuild itself even more strongly than before.”
“She is probably the most preeminent UFO investigator in the world,” fellow ufologist Ike Bishop said of Howe in 1998.
Her speech took place back in February, but it’s only just taken off online. The Independent reports that the video of Howe’s talk has been viewed more than 100,000 times on Twitter this week. The very same week, it so happens, that a mysterious drone (or drones) repeatedly dive-bombed London’s Gatwick Airport, forcing the airport to close for more than a day.
Entrepreneur Elon Musk, for one, believes AI one day could be a very real “threat” to humankind.
Watch the video of Howe below.
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