A new era of security is emerging in Atlanta as robotic dogs take overnight patrol duties at several apartment complexes. These AI-powered machines monitor parking lots and common areas while human operators watch live camera feeds and respond to potential threats.

The robot dogs are being used to improve safety, detect suspicious activity, and support traditional security measures. This high-tech approach highlights how robotics and artificial intelligence are transforming everyday security systems.

Robot Dogs Take Over Night Security Patrols in Atlanta | AI-Powered Crime Prevention

AI robots are replacing human workers in hazardous roles like mining, explosive disposal, and chemical handling. By taking over high-risk tasks such as welding and infrastructure inspection, these machines drastically reduce workplace fatalities.

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These devices represent a pivot in robotics, operating at the scale of many microorganisms yet equipped with the computing power, sensors and propulsion systems needed to sense, decide and act without external control.

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United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, and the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Mirjana Spoljaric, echoed a similar sentiment in the need for governments worldwide to immediately take action and "act now" to ensure human control over the use of lethal autonomous weapons and safety against 'killer robots', as they are popularly known.

UN, Red Cross call for international treaty for safety against 'killer robots'

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Robot Dogs Take Over Night Security Patrols in Atlanta | AI-Powered Crime Prevention

‘Replacing dangerous human tasks first’: 5 roles AI robots can do better

Researcher develop world's smallest programmable, autonomous robots

UN, Red Cross call for international treaty for safety against 'killer robots'