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Re: CSI: The Rizmit did it.
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Fri, 27 May 2005 23:15:57 GMT
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On 5/27/05, Klaupacius <klaupacius@aol.com> wrote:
> In lugnet.build.mecha, Eric Sophie wrote:
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> > K should write a story about the casting out of said clone brick.
> > What does a robot do when it realizes it does not like one of its parts?
> >
> > e
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> I think Asimov's three robotic laws come into play:
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> 1) A Robot shall never carry out any action which will cause any injury to any
> human being.
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> 2) A Robot shall always obey a human being's orders provided the first law is
> not violated.
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> 3) A Robot shall always try to protect itself, provided the first two laws are
> not violated.
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> If a robot wants to destroy itself to remove a merely distasteful part, the
> third law would be a problem. However, another robot could perform the
> destruction (best when done suddenly and without warning). Now, this might
> seem
> an offense in human law, but for robots it's perfectly legal.
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> But it should be noted that in 2156, during a robot labor dispute, there were
> several instances of cheap clone parts being planted at robocide scenes, after
> the fact. Not that I'm questioning the Rizmit's motives... ;-)
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> K
Hold on!! You reworded the first law and through the rewording left
out a critical part. it should read "A robot may not through action or
inaction allow a human being to come to harm".
I am an Asimov reader too! ;-)
Anyway - glad to hear you may reassemble it. I would have thought a
robot as neat as Jama would (like the robot "Speedy" in the story
"runaround") have a slightly higher law three - so if definately
couldnt have self-destructed. Definately the act of another robot - on
that I concur with K.
Orion
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