if you actually make something like that make it in a game
-it'll save on expenses
-the most harm it could do is crashing your computer and effectively commiting suicide
it would also much easier to kill if something goes wrong
and it would be limited to a digital enviroment
if you want to interact as if it were a actual robot then you can use vr
it would also much easier to kill if something goes wrong
and it would be limited to a digital enviroment
if you want to interact as if it were a actual robot then you can use vr
on top of that it would save expenses as you would not need to buy the robot and if eram wants to see it you can just send a copy or connect it over internet
I would not buy a robot body, it would originally be running on a neuromorphic processor connected to a screen microphone and speaker. Anyway with something like this, expenses would mostly be paid for with funding. This is not the kind of thing someone would be able to make cheaply. And it would run on completely new hardware, so sending it over the internet wouldn't work, but connecting it would.
Well, I will be going to university for like 10 years, so you have time. ANd I haven't even graduated highschool yet. So take your time. And if I succeed and you invested, then you could get big returns as the tech for the ai could have infinite other purposes.
I am going for 1-2 PhDs. Neuromorphic Computing for the science behind powering the ai, and probably chemistry for creating the compounds for the neuromorphic computer. Maby something else. I plan on doing a lot.
