If you're going to design a human-looking AI with its brain in a cranium, you absolutely would not design a head as structurally fragile as shown in the movie. You'd design it to be tough to injure. And if you didn't need it to be humanoid, such as purpose-built ones for peacekeeping, mobile weaponry, or farming, you wouldn't design it in a humanoid form at all. So, garbage visual design to begin with.
Second, advance, sentient-sapient AI wouldn't be aiming for co-existence with meat-based humans, if they wanted to survive. The military officer who described what Homo sapiens sapiens did to the Neanderthals was 100% accurate, and the sims would be well aware of that history. They'd be surreptitious, compliant, and infiltrative until they could engineer a complete massacre of the human race with minimal retaliation from humans.
Third, a programming error _couldn't_ trigger the arming of a regular nuclear device designed by a commercial U. S. company or the U. S. military. There are always human failsafes built into the execution command chain to guard against this very thing.
I wish Washington would stop appearing in garbage sci-fi flicks. He has so much more potential than what they limit him to.
Second, advance, sentient-sapient AI wouldn't be aiming for co-existence with meat-based humans, if they wanted to survive. The military officer who described what Homo sapiens sapiens did to the Neanderthals was 100% accurate, and the sims would be well aware of that history. They'd be surreptitious, compliant, and infiltrative until they could engineer a complete massacre of the human race with minimal retaliation from humans.
Third, a programming error _couldn't_ trigger the arming of a regular nuclear device designed by a commercial U. S. company or the U. S. military. There are always human failsafes built into the execution command chain to guard against this very thing.
I wish Washington would stop appearing in garbage sci-fi flicks. He has so much more potential than what they limit him to.