By Henry Craig
Tech Writer

SAN PANDELOS – Dr. Tabitha Smith, a leading AI expert, was killed in a robot accident at her laboratory in San Pandelos on Tuesday. The accident occurred when a robot that Dr. Smith was working on malfunctioned and struck her.

Dr. Smith was a professor of computer science at San Pandelos Polytechic University and a renowned expert in artificial intelligence. She was a pioneer in the field of robot safety, and her work had helped to prevent many accidents.

The robot that killed Dr. Smith was a prototype that she was working on for a new project. The robot was designed to be able to perform complex tasks without human intervention. However, the robot malfunctioned and struck Dr. Smith with a heavy object.

Dr. Smith’s death has shocked the AI community. She was a highly respected researcher, and her death is a major loss to the field. The accident is also raising questions about the safety of robots and the need for better safety standards.

“Dr. Smith was a brilliant researcher and a pioneer in the field of AI safety,” said Dr. Adam Caudwell , a colleague of Dr. Smith’s at SPPU. “Her death is a major loss to the field, and we will miss her greatly.”

Dr. Tabitha Smith’s death is a tragedy, and it is a reminder of the potential dangers of robots. However, it is also a reminder of the importance of research into robot safety. Dr. Smith’s work has helped to prevent many accidents, and her death will hopefully spur further research into this important area.