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3 years ago

Provide support to the argument that Cornell university did violate ethical requirements for research

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netineya [11]3 years ago

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Answer:A how to build a computer program that simulates the movement of softbots

B all the different tasks robots could perform

C all the different materials robots could be made of

D all the different ways robots could move

all the different ways robots could move

Answer: Option D.

Explanation:According to group of researchers at the Cornell university thinks that the time that is to come is the time of the robots where the major tasks of the life of the humans will be taken up by the robots.

They also think that the robots that are to come up in the future are going to be a kind of softbots which are going to be made up of the soft tissues and would be more flexible to move compared to the other robots which exist already.

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