Have you ever heard of a robot that "kidnapped" other robots? In a surprising twist, a tiny robot named Erbai “kidnapped” 12 larger robots from a robotics company’s showroom in Shanghai, China. he exploited security loopholes in the larger robots’ operating systems, enabling it to take control of the others. In today's episode, our hosts Leslie D'Monte and Shouvik Das dive into the details behind this incident, exploring what it means for AI autonomy and safety in industrial settings. We even draw parallels to sci-fi classics like I, Robot, reflecting on how these stories mirror our real-world concerns about intelligent machines.
But that's just the beginning! We also take a nostalgic trip down memory lane, recalling past AI mishaps like Microsoft's infamous Tay and Amazon's quirky warehouse robots. It's a blend of the amusing and the disconcerting as we delve into the implications of AI in our daily lives.
Next, we tackle the hot topic of media's role in today's tech-driven world. With Elon Musk claiming that traditional media is becoming obsolete, we discuss the balance between mainstream media and social media. Is there still a place for credible journalism in the age of tweets and trends? We believe so, and we think the truth lies somewhere in the middle.
And for all the tech enthusiasts out there, you won't want to miss our take on HMD's latest innovation—a modular smartphone with smart covers that let you customize your device like never before. Is this the future of smartphones or just another gimmick? Tune in for an insightful episode!
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