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Are there robots secretly infiltrating the NBA?Korea Archives People have fears about AI and our inability to fully understand its capabilities, but what if it's already made its way into sports?

Well, friends, it is very possible that an entire basketball team has been replaced by robots.

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Here's the proof: Reddit user Colvjs uploaded a video of the Phoenix Suns' entire team switching directions and running down the court in unison.

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They don’t miss a beat. It’s mesmerizing and oddly satisfying to watch. And a little tooperfect.

Sure, this could all be a coincidence but it has happened before. Last year, three Golden State Warriors players reacted in perfect unison to an official's call.

I never miss an opportunity to indulge in a bizarre theory (that's what the robots want), so stay alert, humans.

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