Research Teaches Robots How to Deceive and Lie

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November 8, 2010



Research Teaches Robots How to Deceive and Lie



That's all America needs now, is two pieces of steel going around lying to each other! Your government is using your tax money to fund the Navy to toy around with algorithms (a finite sequence of steps for solving problems) that'll teach robots to deceive and lie to each other. Working with the interdependence theory and game theory to formulate their algorithms, they came up with two factors that must be present to set the deceptive tactic in motion--some sort of conflict between the hunter and the hunted--and the deceiving robot must derive benefits from the deception.



The two robots were entered into 20 games of hide and seek with three possible hiding spots, marked by colored markers. The hunter was programmed to locate the hiding robot by which markers it knocked over on way to its hiding place. In the trials, seventy-five percent of the times, the hiding robot would knock down the markers on the way to one hiding place; then once past the markers, he would turn and hide somewhere else, throwing the following (hunter) robot off course. Scientists and researchers claim that the all-important purpose of this tax-funded nonsense is critical in keeping both technology and information out of the hands of the enemy.



These scientists and researchers must be Democrats! This is a continuous effort to find a method to create life in a fake man without the cloning process--which nobody wants. Although, stupidly, still being taught our children in schools, the Theory of Evolution is defeated every time a baby is born; because over and over again and again it proves that a man and a woman are still having babies and monkeys are still having monkeys by the Creation Theory! You narrow-minded Democrats; you can toy and play around with robots, all you want to, but you'll never ever succeed in finding a way to instill life in these iron robots--only God Almighty, the Creator can do that! The more you try the more stupid you look--throw in the towel, folks, throw in the towel!