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Many people will scroll past this post but let me say it clearly. The country that can build weapons at this level may be the first to reach ASI. A humanoid robotic arm with advanced perception precision control rapid targeting and autonomous coordination combines AI robotics vision systems force... control and real time decision making in one physical platform. The race toward Artificial Superintelligence may be led by defense programs building machines that can see decide act and eventually help design better versions of themselves. When a country can produce robotic systems capable of improving the machines doing the fighting ASI stops being a software theory #HumanoidRobots #MilitaryAI #ASIshow more

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