When Will Robots Be Perfectly Safe? A Stanford Professor's Honest Answer

1 Jun 2026 · 1 min
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A Stanford professor explains why robots and internet-connected devices will never be perfectly safe. Fixing one vulnerability creates new ones, and supposedly secure data always surfaces elsewhere. Perfect security is impossible for any system that touches the internet.

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