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Anonymous Fri May 21 22:19:50 2010 No.991267 [Reply] [Original]

can you program/design a robot to perfectly imitate a living thing (reproduce, adapt to suroundings, etc.)?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:21:50 2010 No.991273 You do realize this is a will there be A.I. thread right?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:21:50 2010 No.991276 >robot >reproduce What, reproduce biologically? >robot >biological

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:22:50 2010 No.991279 Silly robot, you're a robot. You don't have a penis. Stop trying to make human babies.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:24:50 2010 No.991290 no, imitate it. like not reproduce but build other robots that look like the builder/parent. sincerely, OP

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:26:50 2010 No.991297 Well, you DO know that they have already made DNA using a computer, so making a biological, reproducing computer should come within the next 20 years. As for your question, for plain old metal computers...maybe. Eventually.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:26:50 2010 No.991298 bump

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:32:50 2010 No.991321 bumpbump

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:34:50 2010 No.991329 come on! say stuff!!

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:34:50 2010 No.991330 It'll do whatever you create it to do. So if you want it to do that shit, then yes. Adapting to surroundings might be a little tricky, but definitely not impossible. What it comes down to is funding and time.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:39:50 2010 No.991354 >>991330 what about turning food into energy? and growing?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 21 22:42:50 2010 No.991369 >>991354 *sincerely, OP