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⚠️#IMPORTANT: Microsoft is testing what happens when ChatGPT takes control of robots. Microsoft researcher: "Our goal with this research is to see if ChatGPT can think beyond text, and reason about the physical world to help with robotics tasks."

Mario Nawfal

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808,243 views • 3 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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Jake Shields3 years ago

I Can’t think of anything that could go wrong

Frank Castle3 years ago

We already know what happens…

Justwatching233 years ago

This is where in the movie you would use your time machine to return to and stop this from ever becoming a reality.

Rob Bennetts3 years ago

There are literally dozens of movies and books that say this is a bad idea!!! Lol!

Songpinganq3 years ago

Humans Love compliments

🇮🇹3 years ago

“There many things I can do to make you feel happy” 😳

Giganode by UTILITI3 years ago

yeahhhh just gonna go on record and say.... UNPLUG IT

Old_Man3 years ago

This doesn’t work out too well for us….

Dele3 years ago

Why are humans trying to create a different human type being???? Desiring to reach godhood?

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