Autonomous killer robots do not
currently exist but advances in
technology are bringing them
closer to reality Killer robots will be
debated during an informal
meeting of experts at the
United Nations in Geneva. Two robotics experts, Prof
Ronald Arkin and Prof Noel
Sharkey, will debate the efficacy
and necessity of killer robots. The meeting will be held during
the UN Convention on Certain
Conventional Weapons (CCW). A report on the discussion will be
presented to the CCW meeting in
November. This will be the first time that
the issue of killer robots, or
lethal autonomous weapons
systems, will be addressed within
the CCW

Autonomous kill function.. A killer robot is a fully
autonomous weapon that can
select and engage targets
without any human intervention.
They do not currently exist but
advances in technology are bringing them closer to reality. Those in favour of killer robots
believe the current laws of war
may be sufficient to address any
problems that might emerge if
they are ever deployed, arguing
that a moratorium, not an outright ban, should be called if
this is not the case. However, those who oppose
their use believe they are a
threat to humanity and any
autonomous kill functions
should be banned.

The human killing intention should be banned.

I'm expecting a T.1000 cyborg to appear any second and terminate all of prodigits users.

Just one...?

Only time I think you'll see robots mass killing other robots will probably be once all the humans are gone....