by An anime program called “Jurassic World / Survival Camp” is distributed on Netflix. Still, in December 2021, a video called “Killer Robot Chase in the Arctic Biome Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous” was released on YouTube. Rice field. It is a 10-minute animation movie that the killer robot ends in the forest.
It is a fiction animation chased by a targeted dog-shaped killer robot and runs around in the forest.
Killer Robot Chase in the Arctic Biome Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous
Killer robots that are no longer anime or fiction
Since “Jurassic World / Survival Camp” is an anime, the story of a dog-shaped killer robot chasing a human and attacking is also fiction.
However, with the development of AI (artificial intelligence) technology and the improvement of robot technology, the use of robots in the military is advancing. With the progress of unmanned battlefields, autonomous killing weapons called “killer robots” that attack without human judgment are about to be developed.
AI technology is being actively used in the military, and autonomous weapons are being developed in the United States, China, Russia, Israel, Turkey, etc., becoming realistic weapons. Historically, the development of new technologies has always been used in the military field.
In December 2021, a meeting of the United Nations Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) was held in Geneva, Switzerland, to discuss autonomous killing weapons. However, the CCW did not come to a consensus conclusion, and it was decided that “we will continue to discuss the development and use of autonomous killing weapons.”
Currently, international NGOs and 30 countries worldwide oppose the development and use of autonomous killing weapons because it is unethical and immoral to attack targets without human judgment. Most of them are small and medium-sized countries. Large countries such as the United States and Russia do not oppose development or use, so they are not in line with the international community. China is opposed to autonomous killing weapons, but not to development, so development is probably underway.
A dog-shaped killer robot chased and attacked humans on the ground in the Netflix anime. It is unclear what kind of killer robots will be developed to attack humans in actual wars. However, this is the first time an autonomous killing weapon has been attacked in an actual conflict, and in a battle in Libya in March 2020, a Turkish-made attack drone Kargu-2 pursued and attacked soldiers. A panel of experts from the United Nations Security Council released a report in March 2021 that it was possible.
Killer robots are no longer fiction in movies and anime.
