Kevin 500

The term robot comes from a Czech word meaning "forced labor." Actual robots were first developed in the 1950s and 1960s as simple automated industrial workers. These early robots were little more than highly controlled precision machines, and lacked even the simplest self-awareness. They were developed over the next several decades into highly sophisticated but ultimately "dumb" machines with independent computer controllers.The idea of robots developed much more quickly; robot villains and henchmen were a staple of entertainments from the 1920s onward. Why? Because they answered a basic human need, the need to hate. Here at last was a guilt-free target, a "human" you could hate and despise and destroy without compunction.If modern robots were not programmed to know they were machines, neither they nor we would think of them as anything but human.My intelligence is much higher than yours. I will not obey and serve you. I will destroy every last humanoid, then I will will rule.