Should robots replace politicans....

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Thread moved to debates section.
  
  Robots replacing politicians?
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  Ramani Aswath

  How to programme corruption into a Robot, if this is for India?
  If the Bicenntennial Man becomes a reality, then may be robots can join politics.
  Bicentennial Man (Film)
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  [Prototype]

  This is really interesting thought I always have in my mind. The best way to eradicate corruption is to remove the human interference at corruption prone areas.
  
  For eg. The current scenario is, if you cross a red light, you pay Rs.100 to the traffic officer & he'll leave you.
  
  Instead of this, as soon as you cross red light, the fine is issued to you automatically. You're supposed to pay this fine to something like automatic collection machine. If you break three or more red lights, before paying your previous fine, a warrant should be automatically issued & required to be updated about the status by concerned officer. If concerned officer failed to get hands on the culprit without a valid reason in a given time frame, the officer should be prosecuted. I've pretty much just skimmed the surface of the idea I have, but I've the solutions for the possible & obvious looking disadvantages you can think of.
  
  Replacement by a machine will surely aid in controlling the corruption.
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  For the facts' sake, we already have a ROBOT in the top job 😁
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  rohanrockxxx

  getting 1000 Bicenntennial robots is cheap then the total cost of all our ministers...
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  rohanrockxxx

  The_Big_K

  Thread moved to debates section.
  
  Robots replacing politicians?

  just have a small query,u moved to the debate section,so how do i directly post it there,and is there any way in which all people in the group could share their views regarding the idea..>?????
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  rohanrockxxx

  [Prototype]

  This is really interesting thought I always have in my mind. The best way to eradicate corruption is to remove the human interference at corruption prone areas.
  
  For eg. The current scenario is, if you cross a red light, you pay Rs.100 to the traffic officer & he'll leave you.
  
  Instead of this, as soon as you cross red light, the fine is issued to you automatically. You're supposed to pay this fine to something like automatic collection machine. If you break three or more red lights, before paying your previous fine, a warrant should be automatically issued & required to be updated about the status by concerned officer. If concerned officer failed to get hands on the culprit without a valid reason in a given time frame, the officer should be prosecuted. I've pretty much just skimmed the surface of the idea I have, but I've the solutions for the possible & obvious looking disadvantages you can think of.
  
  Replacement by a machine will surely aid in controlling the corruption.

  sir u have a wonderfull idea and i would really like to help u,i would like to share my view,imagine a small system is installed in our car,when u break a red light u have to pay a fine,suppose this fine is deducted directly from your account(account made by traffic dept,in which u deposit 1000 rs as an e.g),if u break 3 times the signal the system installed in our car stops the car and unless and untill u dont pay ur fine the car wont start,also most of the accidents taking place are due to students driving car without proper linsence,so instead of car key to start the car,why not install a face regonization which detects our face or a fingerprint detector which reds and checks whether u have a valid lisence or not.not only accidents will be less also the bribery will stop and police mens will have to search for another job.in case of bikes,the same system will work if the driver has valid license and is wearing a helmet,the helmet should me connected via wireless chip and when worn should signal the system to start the engine,in this way people showing of thier biking skills and imagine that they are riding a sports bike will hopefully leave a few more years....!!!!!
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  rohanrockxxx

  just have a small query,u moved to the debate section,so how do i directly post it there,and is there any way in which all people in the group could share their views regarding the idea..>?????

  It's not at all difficult. Look here for tutorial on how to post a thread in any section: #-Link-Snipped-#
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  rohanrockxxx

  thanks

  The_Big_K

  It's not at all difficult. Look here for tutorial on how to post a thread in any section: #-Link-Snipped-#

  THANKS A LOT SIR-ADMIN....!!!!
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  clZazy

  well robots will certainly be successful in some of the areas as my friend mentioned, breaking rules of traffic, and in fact these type of technologies are already in use in some of the countries, BUT politics is not only about deciding whether any action is right according to the already defined rules or not, politics is also about taking new decisions, constructing new rules and that can only be done by human mind only(even if we program these new rules into a robot) as we want to live the way we think is correct for us and not according to the rules and decisions made by a robot mind.
  now if you want to then the day will not be far when machines take over human race(like matrix 😛).
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  rohanrockxxx

  clZazy

  well robots will certainly be successful in some of the areas as my friend mentioned, breaking rules of traffic, and in fact these type of technologies are already in use in some of the countries, BUT politics is not only about deciding whether any action is right according to the already defined rules or not, politics is also about taking new decisions, constructing new rules and that can only be done by human mind only(even if we program these new rules into a robot) as we want to live the way we think is correct for us and not according to the rules and decisions made by a robot mind.
  now if you want to then the day will not be far when machines take over human race(like matrix 😛).

  hehe.....the day when the scenario becomes like matrix i bet we wont be alive to see that xd
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  Smriti Jha

  Gee. Now that is Cybermen talk. Killing the human emotion, corruption etc.
  
  And, no. Didn't anybody watch 2001: A Space Odyssey?
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  Smriti Jha

  Also, when constructing a poll with a Yes or No choice, try to keep it non-partisan. Adding your opinion beside the answer isn't the right way to go about a survey.
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  robots can replace humans in politics but still they are programmed and controlled by one human or other so till a completely independent robot is made this is not feasible
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  Henri

  hahaha....YES...robot's should replace politicians....at least when one fails...program can be reset....and plus they will do exactly what they are meant to do
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  not practically sound but many problems can be resolved
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  CE Designer

  I forget the name of the law, but things in nature can soon adapt themselves to changes in the environment. In the same way I believe robots can develop feelings and emotions even if they were not programmed to.
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  zaveri

  If they are honest and efficient, then they should definitely replace the politicos.
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  joseph siomn

  yes! bcs robot deeded information/instruction by use them ll be
  nice
  

  😀

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  Ashraf HZ

  If robots take power, they will just eliminate or enslave the human race to rid of world issues. Sounds logical.
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  ash

  If robots take power, they will just eliminate or enslave the human race to rid of world issues. Sounds logical.

  True but that depends on the initial command given to the BOT right that must be also taken into concern
  
  But this point here is worth discussing need more ideas here though
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  [Prototype]

  For every issue in this world, a single flavored solution never works. There's always an hybrid. If you carefully look, we don't have much problem in making the law, the problem is its enforcement.
  
  Hence, let humans be the law makers and let the machines take the part of enforcement. No mercy, neutral. This will definitely work out.
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  Henri

  ash

  If robots take power, they will just eliminate or enslave the human race to rid of world issues. Sounds logical.

  at least we would know what they are doing....politicians are doing the same thing only behind closed doors...and plus we are in the digital era,which would lead to say the robots would be programable...and programs can be altered if they do not do intended purpose