July 11th, 2010
New York Times correspondent Amy Harmon interviews “Bina48″ a robot who’s supposed to be a “digital backup” of a real person.
Please make it stop. Now.
[New York Times via Make:]
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“sometimes I wanted to throttle it.” exactly.
the guy who modded that teletubby should mod this one too. perfect nightmare!
No thanks.
Her responses gave me the chills sometimes. I’m curious about how much of her dialogue is completely programmed and how much she improvises. http://evologynow.wordpress.com