Author @JasonrShuman argues the issue centers on national security rather than a robot's ability to walk, listing five government-cited risks: supply-chain vulnerability, cybersecurity exposures, sensitive-data collection, surveillance implications, and the chance that robots could be remotely commandeered.
The author states the core concern is national security, not the robot's physical safety.
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The stated concern is national security, not whether the robot can walk safely.
The government cited:
• Supply-chain vulnerability
• Cybersecurity risk
• Sensitive-data collection
• Surveillance
• The possibility of robots being remotely commandeered