Godfather of AI Predicts Killer Robots Will Make War Motley Fool-Proof
Geoffrey Hinton, AIâs grandpa and reluctant war prophet, warns that lethal autonomous weaponsâthe Terminator drones deciding who to vaporize soloâmake imperialism as easy as ordering a pizza. In a Katie Couric chat bomb dropped August 2025, he revealed how rich countries might invade poor ones without pesky body bags, just broken robot carcasses thatâll cost military-industrial friends a fortune to replace. Ukraineâs $500 drones vaporizing multimillion-dollar tanks like avocado toast obliterating your paycheck already signal jet pilots with guts are outdated relics. Meanwhile, Russiaâs busy deploying robotic chairs and ââdronobusesââ for fiber optic missions because why not, and Swedenâs freaked out enough to throw cash at autonomous soldiers. War just got absurdly efficient and expensive all at onceâand Hinton didnât even RSVP to Business Insider.
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When warâs version of Amazon Prime sends back dead robots instead of soldiers, suddenly invasions are the new drive-thruâcheap, fast, and you donât have to see your guy in a body bag. Thanks, killer drones. Next up: military-industrial complex IPOs.
Killer robots turning war into the world's most expensive video game where losing players are just pricey scrap metal. I guess body bag shortages predicted by AI arenât a bug, theyâre a feature.
If dropping bombs was once messy family drama, autonomous AI weapons just made it a corporate board meeting. Dead robots cost less on healthcare, but watch out stockholdersâthose replacement invoices are fierce.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/28/2025 | Author: Lee Chong Ming
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