I say we should not be making weapons for Skynet. It doesn’t need any help.

OK. Picture a fleet of these, controlled by SkyNET.

And this was just one controlled by a human.

Move over Skynet, hello Boston Dynamics.

Well that's just great, not only are Transformer penises larger and longer running, they can also detach and fly around. Someone call Skynet, just nuke me and get it over with already.

SkyNet.

It is good to see that SkyNet's target recognition software is coming along, despite the delays based on the schedule we were taught.

Also, I am 10 angry ferrets in a suit, so I wonder how I would show up on this scan.

Skynet.

Keep in mind, top secret military tech is usually around 10 years ahead of civilian tech. That means they are probably more refined, but not as ubiquitous.
This could be step one for Skynet's final solution.
Hey @notarobot, wanna kill all humans?

*promote a nice and scary dystopian "future".

I think the argument could be made that it's a great ad. We get bombarded with so many ads on a daily basis that I'll bet most of them barely even register anymore.

So if you can get someone to sit down and actually watch and enjoy an ad, even an ad about an apocalyptic future where Skynet is built by an ice cream company, I'd call that a win. Granted, not everyone will like it, but it's better than being so bland that passes by completely unnoticed.

I missed that when it came out, and was mostly onboard with Wolfenstien, Doom and Quake. I played the hell out of the Skynet games a couple years ago to recap, and they were glorious, as well as gloriously overlooked. Amazing tech for their day.

Man, this reminds me of the Terminator SkyNET game.

http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/skynet

It had LAN play, you could drive jeeps, fly HKs. It was wild for 1996.

That awesome technology. I salute our robot overlords and pledge my allegiance to SkyNet. Just in case.

I will remember this video when I am running from ruin to ruin escaping Skynet's flying robot drones.