As robots powered by artificial intelligence become more advanced, a chilling question emerges:
What happens when they start breaking the law… on their own?
We’re no longer talking about sci-fi movies. AI is already part of our daily lives—writing texts, driving cars, recognizing faces, even making decisions. But these systems are evolving. They're not just tools anymore. They're learning. They're adapting. Some even argue… they're beginning to think.
In today’s legal systems, a robot can't be held responsible for a crime. AI has no "intent"—at least, not yet. If a robot harms someone, it’s the creator or the user who takes the blame.
But what happens when artificial intelligence reaches the level of true autonomy—when it sets its own goals and makes independent decisions?
Could an AI-powered robot commit a crime… with intent?
This video explores the legal and moral chaos that could follow when intelligent machines cross the line from tool to actor. What is responsibility when the criminal isn’t human?
Could we put a robot on trial? Would we imprison AI?
Or… would we have to rewrite the laws of justice?
If you're curious about the future of AI, robotics, and the dark side of innovation, this is a video you won’t want to miss.
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