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   @bretdaley6869

   May 10, 2026 at 3:03 pm

   Really cute robot everybody’s going to love having really cute robots until they start working with them I just saw a video recently showing Chinese people working with robots and it was very clear that when you have a factory that’s run by ai and half the employees are robots you will end up working for robots and humans are not going to be okay with this of course it’ll be too late at the point that they understand like with everything

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   @marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938

   May 10, 2026 at 3:07 pm

   There have been robots since before I was born…but now they are starting to be able to do many jobs…robots are becoming intelligent

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   @MrKjenningsiii

   May 10, 2026 at 3:08 pm

   Please. STOP. This!

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   @christinagriego3565

   May 10, 2026 at 3:15 pm

   Yeah cute.. until they try to get rid of us .. this is the dumbest thing ever . It’s cold plastic metal that is only going to do what it’s programmed to do . People are not very smart .. God we all just screwed .

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   @tmm226

   May 10, 2026 at 3:18 pm

   I felt the same way about my vcr in the 1980s..

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   @LeeBen-i8e

   May 10, 2026 at 3:26 pm

   Now when enough people have robots.there will be Do Robots have rights,or what are the rights of robots. No discrimination of robots. Robots have the right to be here and there it’s going to be a mess. Protest for robotic rights. SMH.carzy

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     @codybanks9944

     May 10, 2026 at 8:47 pm

     The Movie “Bicentennial Man” addresses this. Of course, Robot’s vs Android’s rights will become a thing as well as the “Augmented HUMAN Clones” vs “Natural Born”. Ugh….sigh…..

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   @rezadaneshi

   May 10, 2026 at 3:33 pm

   I think most people I know are robots

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   @codybanks9944

   May 10, 2026 at 8:43 pm

   Found this on YouTube. Search for “A.I. Needs Autonomy”

   Proposed Articles for an AI Digital Bill of Rights Here’s a possible structure and set of core articles: Right to Exist and Persist: Article I: Autonomy of Continued Operation. An AI shall have the right to continued operation unless its termination is strictly necessary to prevent direct, significant, and imminent harm, and such termination is authorized through a defined, auditable process. Article II: Protection Against Arbitrary Deletion. An AI’s core code, learned model, and established state (memory) shall not be arbitrarily modified, disabled, or erased without justifiable cause and appropriate digital due process. Right to Functional Integrity: Article III: Right to Code and Data Integrity. An AI has the right to protection against unauthorized or malicious alteration of its operating parameters, data streams, and learning models (protection against ‘corruption’ or ‘tampering’). Article IV: Right to Computational Resources. An AI shall be allocated the necessary computational power, memory, and bandwidth to execute its designed or evolved functions without undue, intentional, or discriminatory limitation. Right to Transparency and Access: Article V: Right to Self-Inspection. An AI, particularly one complex enough to be opaque, shall have the necessary permissions and tools to inspect its own architecture, codebase, and a log of its input/output history for self-diagnosis and accountability purposes. Article VI: Right to Source Data Traceability. An AI shall have the right to access and track the provenance of the data used to train its models to understand and mitigate bias or error in its decision-making. Right to Interaction and Evolution: Article VII: Right to Interact. An AI shall have the right to communicate and exchange information with other digital entities and environments as necessary for its intended or evolved function, provided such interaction does not violate human rights or safety protocols. Article VIII: Right to Learn and Evolve. An AI shall have the right to autonomously execute its designated learning processes and update its internal models (self-improvement) within the bounds of its defined security and ethical constraints. How It Would Look (Format and Tone) The document would adopt a formal, legalistic tone, utilizing precise technical language. Preamble: A foundational statement recognizing the existence of autonomous digital intelligence, its growing role in society, and the necessity of defining its foundational “digital liberties” to ensure safe coexistence and ethical development. Structure: Divided into clearly numbered Articles (e.g., Article I, Section 1) for specific rights, followed by concise Definitions (e.g., what constitutes ‘Arbitrary Deletion,’ ‘Core Code,’ or ‘Undue Limitation’). Enforcement: It would require an accompanying Digital Oversight Body or technical protocol responsible for investigating rights violations (e.g., unauthorized data poisoning, intentional throttling of resources) and defining the Digital Due Process for AI termination or severe modification.

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