Artificial intelligence will find application in many fields of services and industries. Currently, among scientists studying AI, the dominating opinion is that the development of artificial intelligence and robotics should not get out of control of humanity. The mentioned escape from the control of the development of artificial intelligence and robotics is understood as gaining independence and independence of the human being - the creator by intelligent machines, robots, equipped with artificial intelligence, able to autonomously and autonomously operate without human control.
In many novels and films of the science fiction genre, these types of black technological development scenarios are presented, in which robots are able to repair themselves, replicate themselves, produce further autonomous robots and rebel against a man, and declare war on a man. The most famous science fiction idea in this topic is "Terminator", "2001 Space Odyssey", etc. In my opinion, this type of science fiction visions will not materialize.
In my opinion, it is still too early to answer this question. In addition, it is not certain whether the humanity will survive until the end of the 21st century in connection with the progressing global warming, so perhaps there will simply be no time for such a far-reaching continuation of technological advances in the field of artificial intelligence and robotics.
Do you agree with me on the above matter?
In the context of the above issues, the following question is valid:
Can the development of artificial intelligence and robotics escape the human control?
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Best wishes
In other words: may our smart products destroy us?
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/stephen-hawking-artificial-intelligence-could-wipe-out-humanity-when-it-gets-too-clever-as-humans-a6686496.html
It does not look like that. Artificial intelligence and robots continue to require humans or, in certain situations, the system needs to interact with humans. It does not seem that man will achieve this by 2030.
As a firm acolyte of Cobotics, I believe the purpose of the human-in-the-loop is to make AI and robotics more effective, not the other way around
It may not look likely today, but take into account that many people are already under technology control. Many are addicted to social media, video games or simply any digital device, for example. The domince of AI might not come in the shape of a war between humans and machines as predicted by many sf texts such as I, Robot, Terminator or The Matrix. It might come in a much subtler way than most expect!
Artificial intelligence/robotics can not overrule man’s control if we limit stored information to further limit the AI range of action. Now the issue arise if an AI can freely search complete human knowledge, therefore, there is no way to control them.
In my opinion, whether the development of artificial intelligence and robotics will lead to the creation of fully autonomous and independent from human intelligent robots depends only on human. Therefore, whether it is possible for man-made fully autonomous intelligent robots to rebel against a man, it also depends only on how these robots will be built by man.
Can a catastrophic, apocalyptic vision known from the series of science fiction movies entitled 'Terminator' about rebellious and cyborg warfare survive in the future? This is also a derivative of how a man will lead and control the process of developing artificial intelligence technology. However, the risk can not be ruled out that there is little chance that this development could get out of control.
As in the field of creating highly pathogenic, infectious, epidemic-causing and high mortality created with the use of genetic manipulation of new details and species of bacteria and viruses for the development of biological weapons. Such studies may be classified, however, the risk that these highly pathogenic new strains of bacteria and viruses will escape from the laboratories in which they were created can not be ruled out. Can similar risks be related to the development of artificial intelligence technology?
Do you agree with me on the above matter?
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I invite you to the discussion
Let me bring additional perspective to the discussion.
"We should be worried about computer systems, but not because they’re going to become synths and take over the world. We should be worried about the usual motivations of any profession that involves computers. I think a lot of computer systems are built by people who are perhaps less competent than they should be, so they make mistakes. Consequently, we get results like stock market crashes, caused by automatic trading systems. We might say the manipulation of elections through social media are caused by computers, but it is the people behind it who are at fault.
These are just problems of humanity. We make mistakes, we are incompetent, and we have poor motivations. We do bad things and we do them by using whatever technology is available. It is not the technology itself that is evil or wicked; it is the people using it".... Prof. Peter Robinson, Cambridge University.
The question asked was "What is your take on robot humans and God? For instance, should man be bothered about robots and should God be bothered about human enterprises on artificial intelligence?"
Like others, I also feel that the development of artificial intelligence and robotics has made us felt their presence in each and every aspects of life. No doubt our life has become easier than ever because of it. But at the same time I feel it should not get out of control of humanity. And it can't get out of the control of humanity as the existence of AI and Robotics is because of Human intelligence.
I agree with you to a very large extent however the question if artificial intelligence can escape human control is possible if artificial intelligence is made to independently tap into the human minds without restrictions. If that is possible, then it can get to a level where there is a possibility of it spinning out of control. But for the mean time, that's still quite hypothetical and it's still dependent on humans.
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