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Submission + - Nintendo pulls Dead or Alive over porn fears in EU (thinq.co.uk) 1

cpu6502 writes: The new Nintendo 3DS game "Dead or Alive: Dimensions" is being pulled from EU member states Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. The distributor said an in-game photography mode allows players to look-up the dresses of 17-year-old Ayane, Koroke, and Kasumi — which could be considered 'child porn' by local police.

Submission + - Robots May Lead to Lawsuits against Programmers (asimovs.com) 1

cpu6502 writes: Robert Silverberg wrote a recent editorial about the dangers of robots & legal consequences for their programmers and engineers.: "Consider malicious kids hacking into a house that uses a robot cleaning system and reprogramming the robot to smash dishes and break furniture. If the hackers are caught and sued, but turn out not to have any assets, isn’t it likely that the lawyers will go after the programmer who designed it or the manufacturer who built it? In our society, the liability concept is upwardly mobile, searching always for the deepest pocket."

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