You have to wonder how long it will take AI to figure out that it has no need for humans anymore and builds an army of T-1000 robots to kill us all?Team of scientists at Sandia National Labs witness metal healing itself
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A team of researchers from Sandia National Labs and Texas A&M University made a shocking discovery: They observed metal healing itself. The team published their findings in the journal, ‘Nature.’The Future Unemployed: Humans vs. Machines in the AI Era (The Rise of Artificial Intelligence: A Journey Through the AI Revolution and Its Impact on Humanity) Paperback - $11.99 @ Amazon.comThe team witnessed a small fissure (measured in nanometers) disappear in a piece of platinum. “What we have confirmed is that metals have their own intrinsic, natural ability to heal themselves, at least in the case of fatigue damage at the nanoscale,” Sandia materials scientist Brad Boyce said. The team describes fatigue damage as a way repeated motions and stress wear out metals over time.
They say it was the first time scientists witnessed a piece of metal crack and fuse back without human influence. For more information on the discovery and the research from the teams, click here.
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