... The Boston Dynamic SPOT Robots will help "support public safety and law enforcement operations by providing a remotely operated robotic capability ...

How long before the dog robots are given autonomous operating abilities?

... and speaking of robot dogs ...

I turn my attention to China and its recent ~robot expo~ that showed what their human-like robots are capable of doing.

Aside from running very quickly (and subsequently crashing into a wall and bursting into flames because they don't yet know how to slow down and stop...), there were hundreds of those robots.

My first thought was not, ~gee, how can those robots help humanity?~

No, my first thought was, ~holy pasture pastries, what happens to our soldiers if they face wave after wave of thousands of those robots coming at them?~

Warfare is changing.

Significantly, and quickly.

@#4 ... The US only fights from the air. ...

... and how well has that worked out? tactics without a strategy.

So, when China starts unloading boatloads of humanoid robots against Taiwan, what is the US going to do?

Sic ICE's robot dogs upon them?

@#6 ... Start bombing Cuba. ...

Sometimes, I think you at least should put a smily on your comment(s).

To be honest, that was my first thought for #6.

But then, after I pondered for a bit, ya know, you may be on to something.

Bombing Cuba would just be yet another diversionary attempt to distract attention away from his failures and the Epstein Files.

@#8 ... And that is true. The horns is all the bull has. It has a brain the size of a walnut. ...

Methinks you underestimate the size of the brain involved.

:)

@#9 ... Methinks you underestimate the size of the brain involved. ...

Ooops, typo alert ...

I had meant to say ...

Methinks you overestimate the size of the brain involved.

Apologies for that brain evacuation of methane gas, a.k.a., brain fart.

(but I think the latter may not survive the censors...)