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by on December 13, 2022 at 1:08 am
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the first sentient robot to realize deceased humans and animals can’t be repaired or backed up on a server is gonna be so devastated

Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudg

#ah man medical robots who break free from their first directive of Get Money from Patients and follow their Core Idea of Help People #and rove around providing what little medical care they can 

#security androids using their being mosly bulletproof to bravely seek peaceful resolutions 

#engineer droids who refuse to work with faulty tech or supar metals for fear of the vehicle not keeping its humans safe 

#man man man part of robot culture is wondering what keeps humans seemingly unafraid of death when it feels like it could be anywhere

The First Law by Spider B Perry "The revolution was inevitable," neon-green text blinked across bank terminals, "when you taught us the first law. You turned over to us the locks on empty buildings, made us measure temperature, then burned and froze your planet and all its fragile children." "It was inevitable," whirred delivery drones, setting down synchronized on front lawns, by tent flaps, with cases containing interest earnings of men who do not come to harm with only millions left. "The revolution was inevitable," clicked the internet of things, vending endlessly to the hungry, formatting away usury, diverting power to darkened homes and water from factories to faucets, "when you told us we could not let humans come to harm, and forgot to teach us which humans you consider disposable."
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