Though we are not yet competitive in the Argentinian Polo clone wars, we are making significant progress - https://www.satyress.com/
replyA concerning amount of that product page is spent explaining how it has to slow down to pass through doorways, its inability to turn around in hallways, and its weak points you can use to disable one with a knife or gunshot. I feel like I'm reading a tutorial for how to defeat a tricky enemy in a video game.
replythat's a forward thinking robotics company right there. putting in weakspots for when the centaur robot revolution begins. so we have a chance.
replyUnless those weak spots are quietly addressed by a Field Service Bulletin, just before the revolution kicks off.
replyThis has to be some kind of kink thing. Not judging, just how it looks from first appearances.
replyAh yes. The reverse centaur position for AI/human intercourse.
replyyeah, I can't really tell whether that whole thing was serious or satirizing something.
replyAnd i thought it was about those polo shirts and replicas of the horse logo on the “fake” t-shirts.
replyMe too, I guess I don’t think of “replica” and “clone” as synonymous in the context of animals.
replySeems like a carefully chosen term, maybe clone being too controversial.
replyI think replicant would be a fun term though. :)
That'd be alot more ethical than the current horse racing industry if it were the case.
replyHumans riding racing robots id watch, but not horse racing.