A Geneva Convention for Robots
In 1864, nations set rules before catastrophe. Robotics needs the same—clear, enforceable lines between care and harm, defined before the consequences force it. … The world didn’t wait for weapons manufacturers to self-regulate warfare. It built a treaty....
One Incident Away
Two robots, same tech—one cares, one confronts. When they share origins, the industry faces a paradox it hasn’t yet acknowledged or resolved. … Trust in robots will not be built incrementally. But it can be destroyed in a single afternoon. By Futurist Thomas...
The Diaper Test
The real test of AI isn’t conversation—it’s care. Until a robot can handle fragile, human moments, it hasn’t earned our trust. … The real measure of a robot has never been what it can do in a warehouse. It’s whether you’d trust it alone with the...
The Asimov Problem
We built powerful robots without shared rules. Asimov imagined safeguards— industry delivered terms of service. One incident could expose a framework that doesn’t exist. … Why the most physically intimate technology in human history has no ethical spine — and...