As a little white who has just watched the Terminator, he still knows that he doesn't know much, but he can't help but want to say a few words. I don’t think it’s necessary to talk about the plot. The Terminator is a group of robots. There are good ones and bad ones. The bad ones are for destroying the world, and the good ones are for protecting the world. that's all...
Does the energy source of future intelligent robots need not be sufficient?
Because I saw that the TX robot was hit by people and there was nothing wrong with it. It didn't matter how many bombs were blown up. Could it be that his power supply was charged by his own exercise? Is it so difficult that she doesn't have a core energy source like Iron Man? (Similar to central processing unit)
I think the most indispensable thing for robots is knowledge and information, do you agree?
For example, when we set up a kitchen robot, we will input the ingredients information, cooking information, and recipes into the brain. For example, when we set up an all-powerful robot, we will input all kinds of information such as music, painting, geography and kung fu. They can remember more than humans and extract them faster than humans.
So what are the disadvantages of robots?
I think it is the ability to respond to changes and emotions. Robots will only perform tasks in accordance with instructions and will not make new judgments based on the environment at the time. A robot has no emotions. He will not be very grateful to you because you help him once. He will not help you because you are playing well together. He will only listen to commands.
What are robots afraid of in the future?
If there is a real war between humans and robots, ordinary ammunition and attacks will definitely not destroy the robot. The robot developer definitely thought of making the robot immune to ordinary attacks and cannot harm him. There is a plot TX in the film that was affected by electromagnetic field interference, and it was almost ended in the end. I think electricity is more useful for the robot than ammunition against her.
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