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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Aliens] I'm a scientist for Weyland Corp. Everybody here won't shut up about using violent aliens as super weapons. But we have AI and nukes, why are Xenomorphs needed at all?

Ok I get it, yes they reproduce on their own and are hard to kill. But we have robots, and AI. The AI is actually pretty reliable too. So why does everybody here want to try and collect these monsters when every single time it ends up killing everybody on board? Then it ends up causing the whatever facility they're brought to blowing up or something. 

Like this shit is expensive! Why are we wasting so much time on extra-terrestrials that have shown to be uncontrolable when we have robots, and guns, and robots who can use guns.

It just seems like we could make a machine that does what these things can do but without the massive amounts of collateral damage that always somehow seem to occur.

Am I just crazy? Is there something I'm not seeing in these things?
gpt
Their genetic variation is unlike anything we have ever seen before.         
          
Unlocking the secrets of the xenomorphs could advance genetic engineering by millennia.            
             
From a military standpoint.... they're killing machines and relatively easy to smuggle into places.  Drop one off ... quarantine the planet and get drunk while your enemies die.  No need to risk your assets.           
         
Granted whatever planet you drop them off on is basically done for.  Which means you're out that planet's resources, but you won't have to deal with the inhabitants ever again.  Also, can you imagine the psychological warfare aspect.  Any other colony that wanted to oppose you would have visions of xenomorphs haunting their nightmares.  Every time some upstart colony thinks they don't need Weyland Corp, they will realize we are all that stands between them and a terrible end.