As Robots become more powerful and pervasive, humans have a lot of questions to grapple with. Will human rights be extended to them?Read full story at The Economic Times.
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'Robots may soon feel and touch like humans’
Mon, 03/17/2008 - 15:25 - NLN
Could robots one day take over the human race? Will robots be the soldiers of the future? When will robots be able to do all the housework? Professor Noel Sharkey, a leading robotics and artificial intelligence expert from the University of Sheffield, UK, answers some of those questions as ET’s catches up.
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