hoping to work offshore someday

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its a good development

As much tech is the new gold mine i like to encourage people to try as much not to ignore other fields as well for example offshore jobs and engineering. with the right amount of skill you could earn as much as 100k a day ,Simply having the right skill gives you an edge.
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its crazy at this point what these guys are doing under the guise of technology.

im so proud

i thoroughly enjoy the constant evolvement of the tech space

SmartODINO:
What happens to the Pillbot robot after it's work inside the body? Does it get egested or digested by the human body?

I think its more like a camera, to travel into the body and help them see what is wrong

thumbs up to her.

Bigzaddy01:
obviously meant for rich people

sure thing my brother

really need a job in one of these oil companies

WILL BE BACK TO THIS

fascinating

oil and gas is one field i am very keen on. this is incredible

one should be made for guitarists

I still don't understand why they are tryin to make them so human like.

It depends on how you define consciousness really. That is much harder than you might think.

I have seen it defined as ‘the ability to produce output that is not dependent upon input conditions’ and by that definition, we already have conscious machines.
Consciousness may also be defined as ‘the state of being aware of and responsive to one's surroundings’ - this too, computers can achieve. Even simple robots meet this criterion, but more advanced machines are able to draw quite significant inference from the input they receive.

In terms of selfhood, though, the perception of oneself as a true individual however, I have not yet seen evidence of this. Creepily close but not quite there. To be fair to the machine though, most humans would provide a less clear answer to the question of their own consiousness than the machine does of its own.