Are Asimov's Laws able to function in a world based on greed?

Even with Asimov's Laws, would robots be hack proof? Or, what if someone hacks them, turning them into what the hackers or secret agencies want to do with them, and then make these new changes hack proof? Can we handle robots in a society that engages in war and harmful medical procedures and food systems and environmental behavior? Can robots and other technologies co-exist in a society based on greed? Will people who only care about XBOXs and McDonald's hamburgers really care about these things? If we can't follow the Golden Rule do we invent artificial beings that can? Will a publicly traded company based on profit, like Google or Microsoft save us? Will these encroaching scenarios drive a deeper wedge between God and man? Regarding the tin robots, it may be recommended to remove the 3rd Law...too much could go wrong. As of now, robots- as well as corporations- should not have the same rights as human beings. People should not be able to hide behind robots or corporations. Unfortunately, with respect to corporations, people are essentially hiding behind corporations and are able to get away with many nefarious deeds. If current corporate law and manufacturers warranties, liabilities and the like are seen as precedent, then unfortunately we will be at the mercy of not only of de-facto automatons of corporations, but automatons of corporations' who control robots, all subject to the mercy of the global marketplace which is only designed to run on human greed, needs and wants, running essentially on auto-pilot, conquering those attempting to mitigate or reduce their powers and machinations. Corporations and human technology is becoming like a giant manufactured zombie-like hammer, running amuck throughout the world where people are given the choice: work for the hammer, run from the hammer, fight the hammer, destroy the hammer, attempt to be a part of controlling the hammer, ignore the hammer and so on. This may explain why so many people are getting 'hammered'.... in it's myriad of meanings. Put on your full armor.

-Paul von Dubrovnik

see Asimov's Laws of Robotics below. You may also be interested in the following link about Google's robotics interests here:  http://www.geek.com/apps/google-could-be-the-first-company-to-implement-asimovs-three-laws-1583203/

Robots and Humans...BFFs?

We made them in our image...what do we expect? Will our robot children pick up after our bad habits, or will they pick up on our bad habits? Will we hack them or will they hack us?  We will probably want to have robot-free vacation get-aways robot-free or
robot-reduced zones or perhaps more HUMAN FREE(ISH) ZONES, where robots are free to work out the damage we have caused on a grand scale....like how the robots are cleaning up Chemical Spills and Oil Spills....it's kind of becoming that way already.
Many places across the world, since the rise of artificial robotics and cybernetics, have transformed our economies and environment and moved on to the next area.

Detroit was mostly human, with robots making cars, and then the humans stopped working and the robots stopped working and robots 'popped up' in Japan, then Korea and China. Can we learn to co-exist? The Robots, the Human Masters, the Human Masters of the Humans and the Robots? So far, it's been a wild ride. Has anyone noticed their rise? We are the ones that need organic food...the robots do not. What will we do? Perhaps they will offer us a place in their neuro-feed. We can plug in just like Neo from the Matrix. They will make sure your heart rate is fine....right?

For now, the individual humanoid robots at least, are getting better at figuring out bringing us our lemonade. We should show them gratitude. As so should they, even if they don't understand. We need to incorporate the Golden Rule into their software and also have them take the Hippocratic Oath, before it will be too late. But then, if the masters can't follow it, how can the engineers and software designers 'program' this into them? If the golden rule was actually 'programed' into our internet, hypochondriacs would have to be blocked out of searching for medical diseases and so on.

For now, our robo assistants will bring us a drink. For now we thank them. Except the people who lost their jobs to an 'artificial entity or entities'.  The robot revolution has been happening since the Luddites rose up and warned us. For now, I press enter+paradigm+shift on my keyboard and see what happens....

OH OH it's an ad for  (insert whatever                          )

-Paul von Dubrovnik

Check out the robotics industry's improvement in better automated robots here: 

http://www.33rdsquare.com/2014/01/roboearth-project-aims-to-build-cloud.html

The Robot Revolution already started before you were born. Here's a recent example:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/jeremy-warner/9778354/Our-robotic-revolution-is-only-just-beginning-to-gather-steam.html

Korea wants to have all robot factories. People better start making their own Kimchi again, lol. Or is that already made by robots? No Kimchi 4 U!

http://www.advancedtechnologykorea.com/9013/