We hear a lot about how certain jobs will be automated in the future, but perhaps “security guard” won’t be one of them — at least not until a few bugs are worked out:
Our D.C. office building got a security robot. It drowned itself.
We were promised flying cars, instead we got suicidal robots. pic.twitter.com/rGLTAWZMjn
— Bilal Farooqui (@bilalfarooqui) July 17, 2017
It's a fun day here at @gmmb. The super high-tech security robot at our office complex has had a mishap. pic.twitter.com/nhRshrJA9w
— Greg Pinelo (@gregpinelo) July 17, 2017
According to website, he has Advanced Anomaly Detection, Forensic Capabilities and Gun Detection.
Water Detection (coming soon, apparently)
— Greg Pinelo (@gregpinelo) July 17, 2017
“Danger, Will Robinson!” The robot made a splash on Twitter as well:
Funniest thing I've seen in a long time!..??? https://t.co/z3hiEIeEqv
— Karen (@KDay1937) July 17, 2017
Someone needs to update the Robot Resources employee manuals. pic.twitter.com/81ThGyrdi8
— Mambo dogface (@SlackerGeorge) July 17, 2017
Robots deciding they'd rather kill themselves than take over our planet feels like a wash https://t.co/3k4cvQ9ts4
— Seth Mandel (@SethAMandel) July 17, 2017
Humans: 1, Stupid Overlord Robots: 0
— Rick Swift (@rickswift) July 17, 2017
— PlatoSays (@PlatoSays) July 17, 2017
what did this robot know? https://t.co/k8hgo215RL
— Niki S (@TheAvgGatsby) July 17, 2017
— Magdalene (@mcnhobbs) July 17, 2017
Even robots want to kill themselves rather than work in San Francisco. https://t.co/VeN7mQZnGw
— Mr. ✘ (@GlomarResponder) July 17, 2017
— Jeffrey Allan (@JeffreyGAllan) July 17, 2017
