It’s over Boston Dynamics robots receive fire arms training

Brave mofo's there. Spinning a robot around while it holds a loaded weapon.

Its cgi

I found myself mesmerized by that video

They will be used to deal with the non-compliant.

Compliance is E V E R Y T H I N G.

I'm reading a book called Eyes In The Sky. It's about wide angle persistent surveillance. It originated in the war on terror, to combat the network that was laying IED's and killing out soldiers daily. It basically allowed them to see where a IED went off, then track backwards who laid it, where they were before the bomb was laid, and of course where they went after. IT destroyed the networks, hence turning the tide in our favor.

But now, the war is over. The technology has moved to the civilian side and has the potential to be used by our police departments. It would be very useful. A murder in a park happens, rewind the tape, see where they scattered too or where they hung out before, then grab them. BUT, the repercussions are scary as hell. 'They' are always watching. Now, AI has allowed patterns to develop where they can predict where crime is probably going to happen. What about when they're wrong? The constitutional challenges are too numerous to list. Look at what is happening with Trump. We already can't trust our domestic enforcement organizations, now allowing them access to this type of tool is terrifying. The AI part only adds to it. SUspicious behavior could be multiple stops looking for the phone you lost the night before. Anything. It now can tap into social networking and not only watch you, but identify you and tell you who your favorite football team is and the name of your girlfriend. All from 10,000 ft in the air which constitutionally is still allowed because we have no 'reasonable expectation' of privacy from above.

The future is scary if you don't trust our government and law enforcement, and I don't trust our government and law enforcement.

Buy more armor piercing bullets:thup;

Meh. Robots receiving fire arms training is so 2015.

I may watch that another 10 times tonight