If you have a counter argument then provide. I'm sorry if I offended you relying on my poor memory. Articles in Korean are a little more detailed, but English articles are also available with a simple search of "north korean hacker" using your favorite search engine.
Of course in this free world we do not send our kids to "hacking school" to become professional hackers openly, but 100+ hackers are graduating every year from a hacking school. They've been doing that for 20 years.
Not sure about privately owned robots, but at least the police bots and soldier bots will be taking order from a central computer. Unless South Korea is equipped with hackers that are better than the North, robotic warfare should be best left a dream.
Why do Koreans make battle/guard robots? Are you serious? Don't you know S. Korea is still at war with the North? Why were the U.S. building enough Nuclear weapons to decimate the entire earth during the Cold War? Any advantage that can be gained in the battle field against your enemy is a good thing especially if it could take place of a human life. If it proves successful, I'm sure every country with robotic knowhow will do the same thing (as if no other country is investing in this).
However, I have read somewhere that N. Korea is training a special platoon/brigade (dunno how big) of soldiers to learn ins and outs of C (not C++) and Linux and Windows (is C building blocks of these OS's?). These guys will (or are) then be deployed to different countries and secretely tap into governments and industries around the world. Hacking into these robots will be easier than trying to hack pentagon. If the robots become as abundant in homes and battlefield as they say, the war will be over before it starts. This is really scary falks. The next Korean war could be over before it ever starts if these nanny bots, cooking bots, driver bots robocops and soldier bots are hacked by the wrong hands.
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If you have a counter argument then provide. I'm sorry if I offended you relying on my poor memory. Articles in Korean are a little more detailed, but English articles are also available with a simple search of "north korean hacker" using your favorite search engine. Of course in this free world we do not send our kids to "hacking school" to become professional hackers openly, but 100+ hackers are graduating every year from a hacking school. They've been doing that for 20 years. Not sure about privately owned robots, but at least the police bots and soldier bots will be taking order from a central computer. Unless South Korea is equipped with hackers that are better than the North, robotic warfare should be best left a dream.
Why do Koreans make battle/guard robots? Are you serious? Don't you know S. Korea is still at war with the North? Why were the U.S. building enough Nuclear weapons to decimate the entire earth during the Cold War? Any advantage that can be gained in the battle field against your enemy is a good thing especially if it could take place of a human life. If it proves successful, I'm sure every country with robotic knowhow will do the same thing (as if no other country is investing in this). However, I have read somewhere that N. Korea is training a special platoon/brigade (dunno how big) of soldiers to learn ins and outs of C (not C++) and Linux and Windows (is C building blocks of these OS's?). These guys will (or are) then be deployed to different countries and secretely tap into governments and industries around the world. Hacking into these robots will be easier than trying to hack pentagon. If the robots become as abundant in homes and battlefield as they say, the war will be over before it starts. This is really scary falks. The next Korean war could be over before it ever starts if these nanny bots, cooking bots, driver bots robocops and soldier bots are hacked by the wrong hands.