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The author focuses on the common artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics myths, and the autonomous robots in the U.S. that are made for war. He states that AI is just as popular as its false prophecies as for its role in science fiction, and these prophecies makes it hard to raise awareness of the real danger of autonomous military robots that can apply lethal force. He mentions that the Future Combat Systems project in the U.S. is the largest technological project in history, and robots are at its core, and there are currently more U.S. ground robots in Iraq that British soldiers.

The article focuses on the workshop that will be organized by NASA in order to acquaint the world about the use of robots to explore the world. This workshop will feature technical presentations by NASA scientists and engineers along with practical activities that will make this content appropriate and interesting to students. This workshop will use International Technology Education Association's new Measuring Progress publication to give technology educators practice in setting up sound measures of their students' progress. All Workshops will be held at the Kansas City Convention Center.

The article provides information concerning the use of robots in the U.S. The author said that once in history, robots belonged in the realm of science fiction. At the present time, robots are part of the everyday lives of humanity. People are always coming up with new and innovative ways to put the technology to use, and even make it easier to get up in the morning. The researchers from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution will use remote-piloted robots to investigate hydrothermal vents on the floor of the Arctic Ocean.