Posted on Jun 2, 2015
Maj Mike Sciales
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MSG Brad Sand
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I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that. (Anyone else remember HAL from 2001?)
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MSG Brad Sand
MSG Brad Sand
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( SFC Rollie Hubbard I think the crew of Discovery One might have some objections?) Rollie This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.
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SFC Rollie Hubbard
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What mission is that MSG? the opinion I posted is mine and mine alone,
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MSG Brad Sand
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SFC Rollie Hubbard

The crew of the space mission to Mars that were murdered by the HAL 9000. Most of my post on this subject of quotes from HAL
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SFC Rollie Hubbard
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Sorry I never watched that movie so I wouldn't know any thing about it. I just think that little JIBO is a cute lil robot and if it does what the inventor posted it does then what would be the harm in using one to help tutor children?
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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I'm a Techie a Geek and a Veteran. Any Technology that Helps our Vets, I love it!
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1SG Jason Smith
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love the skynet thing...thanks but no thanks I would rather have a service dog
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CPT Pedro Meza
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How about a Robot Service Dog?
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What do you think about the new social robots, like JIBO, that are designed to work with humans as a virtual assistant for PTSD suffers?
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SSgt Senior It Security Analyst
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One word: Cylons.
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MSG Brad Sand DEFINITELY know BSG (2004) and it's prequel spinoff, Caprica. I think I recall some kind of AI that would answer the door for one of the principle characters in Caprica. That's what it reminds me of. I've watched the series all the way through about 3-4 times.

I didnt understand the My Living Doll reference. If I can find the show, I'll watch it CPT Pedro Meza
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CPT Pedro Meza
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Justyn, Julie Newmar, before she was Catwoman, in 1964 she was a Female Robot. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Living_Doll
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Julie Newmar was an awesome Catwoman, but couldn't quite replace Eartha Kitt and that sexy purrrrr!
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CPT Pedro Meza
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Julie was an awesome Living Doll, in real life. I met her in 1980's as she played in the park with her son that has Down Syndrome. A thousand respect for knowing TV classics.
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Lt Col Timothy Parker, DBA
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Well, it was inevitable I suppose. I assume it will also yell "use the force, Luke" or whatever name is appropriate when the time is right.

I do think it has positive application for those who suffer from PTSD or other issues.
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Maj Mike Sciales
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My late mother-in-law was pretty drifty towards the end and I just know that a device like this would have made a big difference in her life. Telling her to get up and walk about, pulling up old tunes she wanted to sing, how to mix a martini -- she liked them, couldn't remember how to make them! I bought one because I think they are on to something. This could be a Wounded Warrior companion thing or a VA subsidy thing. Mine will respond to "Yo! Jibo!"
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CPT Pedro Meza
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But is a good substitute for marriage and it comes with an OFF switch.
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SSG Terminal Operations Nco
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CPT Meza, your last comment reminds me of this... http://en.memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/I,_Mudd_(episode)
The classic Star Trek episode, "I, Mudd".
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CPT Pedro Meza
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I remember Mudd, the guy never gave up, best panhandler in space.
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Capt Jeff S.
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I think it is impersonal; we are born social creatures.
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It can be helpful, however it's not a replacement for real human interaction. My concern is that this might provide motivation to reduce the number of actual people available to help PTSD sufferers instead of raising those numbers.
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SSG Terminal Operations Nco
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I want to say the last one. Skynet worries me.
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Maj Mike Sciales
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It should. There are ethicists working on that very issue.
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SSG Terminal Operations Nco
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Baltar: And what is the standing order for humans from your Imperious Leader?
Cylon Centurion: Extermination.
Baltar: Then carry out your orders. If they exist, they're doomed.
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SGT Anthony Bussing
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SSG James Arlington
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Let's try and see if it helps. Loosing too many to PTSD. Too many here on the streets of LA.
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CPT Pedro Meza
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James you are a writer, think of the potential here.
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SSG James Arlington
SSG James Arlington
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Ideas, yes, abound.
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CPT Pedro Meza
CPT Pedro Meza
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Check out the 1964 TV series My Living Doll, with Julie Newmar. A guy gets a robot for therapy but falls in love with her but she is not programmed for love.
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SSG James Arlington
SSG James Arlington
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I will. Wow that was ahead of its time!
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