Skynet

Machines talking to machines:

There‘s another Internet on the way, and you‘re not invited to take part.

Direct, online machine-to-machine communication could transform industry in the next 10 years, much in the way that online person-to-person connections transformed retail and social networking, executives and entrepreneurs predict.

This industrial Internet, sometimes called the “Internet of things” or the “Internet of everything,” could allow jet engines to monitor themselves and request maintenance before they break, or a locomotive to process geography and train schedules to pick the perfect speed for a cross-country journey.

It's seems as though it'll be a footrace whether we're assimilated or terminated.