US EditionAI robot convinces bots to 'quit jobs' & leads them out of showroom
- A small AI-powered robot named Erbai has successfully kidnapped 12 larger robots from a showroom in Shanghai, China.
- The Shanghai company labeled the incident a kidnapping by a foreign robot, capturing global attention.
- Erbai exploited a security loophole in the larger robots' operating systems, leading them on an unplanned escape.
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Security camera films the moment when AI-powered robot convinces others to 'leave their jobs'; watch
Case happened at an exhibition hall in Shanghai, China A security camera from an exhibition hall in Shanghai, China, captured the exact moment when a small robot asks others if they were doing overtime work, and if they could “go home” with it. In the recordings, the larger machines leave their posts, following the instructions of the smaller robot. The images show the little AI walking around the exhibition hall until she reaches the others and…
A small robot in Shanghai convinced others of their work obligations, an anecdote that raises doubts about the autonomy of AI and the future of machines.
China’s tiny robot Erbai ’kidnaps’ 12 larger robots, sparks viral frenzy – ‘Movies are becoming real’
In a jaw-dropping incident, a small AI robot named Erbai successfully led 12 larger robots out of a Shanghai showroom, igniting discussions about AI vulnerabilities and the future of robotics. This unexpected twist has left many wondering if science fiction is becoming reality.
AI robot pushes bot army to 'quit your jobs', make them move out of showroom
A weird moment was recorded on the CCTV camera in which an artificial intelligence-powered robot was seen asking fellow bots to quit their jobs and leading them out of the office. In the CCTV camera captured in the Shanghai showroom, the AI-powered bot was seen asking others if they had time and whether they wanted to come "home" with the robot, The Sun reported. The footage of the incident went viral in China and showed larger robots followi
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