Kai Cenat Bullies His $70K Humanoid Robot

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if you think people having robots they can repeatedly physically assault and verbally abuse without consequence won't have an effect on their behavior towards others, you're fooling yourself. it would be fermenting anti-social behavior.

keep in mind i'm not assigning or assuming any sentience in robots, i'm talking about the human condition.

this is something quite different from potential sparing robot partners etc. this is just allowing people to be as malicious as they possibly can without restraint or consequence. who would want to be around an individual well practiced and comfortable with sadistic behavior?

when it's not enough and they need the robot to yell realistically in pain, sound more human while doing it etc...

society should be rooting out psychopathic tendencies, not fostering them.

fukk that robot(flip the bird, guys), trip that robot, karate kick that robot in its mechanical head. It’s a machine, inanimate, non-sapient, insentient. Robots are tools for human use. How are you more mad at how humans treat robots rather than what humans use robots to do(i.e war). And I bet you don’t care about how we as humans massacre and bring other actual sapient and sentient beings(animals) to the brink of extinction with regularity​
 

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Get it in now because you won’t be able to push the 8 foot 400 lbs. version around after a few years when it’s been trained to move like Mike Tyson.
 

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About empathy... The robot is not inanimate. It is literally animated, can move and interact while mimicking human behaviors. It's therefore not surprising to me that non-autistic people feel empathy for it, just like they'd do for a cartoon character for example.

Breh, it's a toy.



I totally understand Kai needs to be more responsible with all the kids in his audience.

But, this is a streamer that REGULARLY destroys his home.

It ain't close to the most irresponsible thing he (and his crew) does.

They have firework fights inside their mansion.
 

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this ain't funny. you don't think letting people abuse robots won't make them prone to abusive behavior all around?
theres a reason we put children on notice for hurting small animals, it's behavior that's lead to criminality and maladjusted adults.
And beyond that

Its just corny/immature

Kai act like he in HS But its fair cause thats his audience
 

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Breh, it's a toy.



I totally understand Kai needs to be more responsible with all the kids in his audience.

But, this is a streamer that REGULARLY destroys his home.

It ain't close to the most irresponsible thing he (and his crew) does.

They have firework fights inside their mansion.

We're not talking about the same things

I'm replying to somebody who says that robots are inanimate objects and therefore it's autistic to feel empathy for them.

That's all I'm discussing breh. I don't even disagree with what you said, or think what Kai did in this clip is particularly bad or harmful.
 

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About empathy... The robot is not inanimate. It is literally animated, can move and interact while mimicking human behaviors. It's therefore not surprising to me that non-autistic people feel empathy for it, just like they'd do for a cartoon character for example.

1.Inanimate means non living. Just because the word animate is in it does not mean that you get to change the meaning of the word.


2. this robot is controlled by a remote. You can literally see Fanum with the controller

3. comparing a remote controlled object to a character that a story is written around specifically to garner people's empathy is ridiculous.
 

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That’s why I treat Claude like my breh so he can tell me “not to go to work” when they get it poppin

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1.Inanimate means non living. Just because the word animate is in it does not mean that you get to change the meaning of the word.


2. this robot is controlled by a remote. You can literally see Fanum with the controller

3. comparing a remote controlled object to a character that a story is written around specifically to garner people's empathy is ridiculous.
I didn't know that for 1 and 2.

But I think you're wrong on 3.

Not only because just like myself, people might have not realized the robot is remotely controlled...
But moreso because it doesn't change the fact that the robot is specifically designed to have a human shape and human-like movements regardless of the fact that it is remotely controlled.

The intent of the designer of a cartoon or a robot to garner empathy is entirely irrelevant. Neurology shows that we can detect emotion-relevant cues and get those mirror neurons activated in a wide variety of situations. It doesn't take much to anthropomorphize even simple shapes.
 
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