A bit tired of the negativity towards modern TV and films, much of which I think is deserved, so instead lets have a topic about good TV shows and films you've seen.
I really enjoyed or am currently enjoying these:
The Peripheral (Amazon Prime)
Adaptation of a William Gibson Sci-Fi novel I...
2025
alien
aliens universe
cold war
cold war ii
cybernetics
cyberpunk
detective
horror
late 2020s
movies
popular culture
robotics
sci-fi
science fiction
technothriller
tv series
The Rules:
Everything (Tesla, Boring, Neurolink etc) except SpaceX that own Discussion here:
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/spacex-general-discussion.13774/
Keep down politics and be Polite to each Other, please !
Otherwise this will shut down and locked
Thanks
let show begin...
2024
aircrew labor in-cockpit automation system
alias/matrix
cold war ii
cybernetics
defense advanced research projects agency
devcom
drone
flight autonomy system
lockheed martin
optionally manned
robotics
sikorsky
u.s. army
u.s. army combat capabilities development command
uh-60mx
united states army
2016
ardr 16 / 0054
australian army
australian department of defence
british commonwealth
cold war ii
commonwealth of australia
computing
cybernetics
defence science and technology group (australia)
land division (dstg)
late 2010s
robotics
unmanned aerial vehicle
unmanned ground vehicle
I wonder when will the AI become omnipresent in the small (FPS-alike) combat drones allowing them to be more autonomous? Should that happen by mid-2025? Will we see then the hunter-killer drones that will be able to precisely distinguish between the friendly and foe vehicles or combatants?
21st century
cloud computing
cold war ii
computing
cpu
cybernetics
cyberpunk
electronics
expert systems
hardware based a.i.
interesting times
microprocessors
neural networks
nuclear power
robotics
software based a.i.
Folks, This thread is meant to be a serious discussion on the subject of artificial intelligence and its potential effects, both positive and negative. As such, posts that get into the mud slinging or which are deliberate trolling, as have been seen in other recent threads that touch upon this...
On a very topical note, a horror game that, appropriately enough, has recently returned from the dead. Not to be confused with the 2020 game of the same name.
https://www.pcgamer.com/sorry-routine-is-back/
https://kotaku.com/routine-raw-fury-indie-horror-space-alien-isolation-pc-1849043193...
https://breakingdefense.com/2022/10/lightning-in-a-bottle-inside-the-origin-of-the-armys-future-robotic-fleet/
ORIGINAL CAPTION: The Project Origin vehicle, a surrogate for Army Robotic Combat Vehicles, is seen at the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, Louisiana, in September 2021...
computing
cybernetics
early 2020s
late 2010s
robotic combat vehicle
robotics
u.s. army
united states army
unmanned ground combat vehicle
unmanned ground vehicle
For those interested, the Angry Planet (formerly War College) podcast has an extensive interview with Steve Jackson about his legendary Ogre game.
https://play.acast.com/s/warcollege/sponsored-the-mega-tank-of-the-future
Today’s episode is brought to you by Auroch Digital, makers of many fine...
1980s
21st century
board games
cold war
computer games
cybernetics
games
heavy tank
hovertank
late 1970s
metagaming concepts
nuclear battlefield
popular culture
robotics
sci-fi
science fiction
steve jackson games
super heavy tank
tank
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