I'm not worried about the near future. For now intelligent machines are under full control. After 100 or 200 years no one knows what will happen!

Hi Dr. Susan Lillard,

Here is the animation on The Last Job on Earth: imagining a fully automated world, by Guardian Animations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yvs7f4UaKLo

Ai benefits people from around the world. Whether it is for prediction of extreme weather events, evaluation of agricultural strategies or the automation of unhealthy or risky jobs, AI pushes these, and many other sectors, beyond current limitations. This helps provide safety, basic needs and wealth to more people.

However, as with every technology, AI can be abused. Deep fakes and autonomous weapon systems being just two examples. To avoid negative impacts, lawmakers around the world need to adjust regulations and laws to include the new technological possibilities, limiting abuse wherever possible. This urgent process has only just started.

In summary, my opinion is, that AI benefits humanity and the world at a much larger scale than it does damage. However, more action on a global and national scale is necessary to limit negative effects, just like in the fields of nuclear technology or biochemistry.

AI can be used only for safety and protection purpose, then only common people can live confortable life. For common people only need is food, shelter and safety living in this world. AI some how help layman but it reduces the working ability of certain people. So only places where AI requires is mandatory could be useful everywhere.

On the other hand, what if AI includes giving up all your rights and a much more controlled society?

well lets be honest... AI is gonna be a technology thats here to stay...and given humanity is ever existent trend to be to laid back and relax... our dependence on artificial intelligence is only going to get more..... The one thing we could put in or recommend is to make sure a few level headed people are always monitoring the mr monitor AI.... and put iron clad ethics guidelines in place.... but as Susan Lillard pointed out as a queery..... giving up your human rights to be part of a controlled ...regulated society as per AI rules...is simply gonna be dangerous.... which will only end up in making another revolution.... which sarcastically i wanna say...we humans love to do....make more revolutions

Artificial intelligence will have a major positive impact on human life from increasing efficiency and comfort in many details of everyday life. But there are predictable disadvantages to human life, the most important of which is the lack of personal privacy and many other disadvantages.

The artificial intelligence inspire of its positive adventures but will be accompanied with so many negativities as will make humans more lazy,dull, disable to think appropriate and it could destroy humanity if something wrong or programmed badly by hackers or criminal groups.

I'm not worried about the near future. For now intelligent machines are under full control. After 100 or 200 years no one knows what will happen!

The problem, in my opinion, with AI is the way it is presented to a large public... when you watch movies it looks like the end of human civilisation..

To me AI is a tool, and as a tool it represent both a great potential to make life easier and a potential risk to those who use it. AI is going to make daily tasks easier, simple task making a shoppig list or turning light on or more complexe taks. It will be used the way it willbe concepted, no more or less. The risk is: by making each task easier and easier, the user won't take the risk to think himself. Great discovers are born from the necessity, if necessity disappear, so will new discovers.

As I said, AI is a tool, its impact will be measured by the use it will be made of.

We should not worried but we should be care full for taking decision by our own intellectual machines. Although machines may have impact on human life in increasing efficiency of work etc. But it negatively increasing unemployment particularly in densely populated countries and people are str

uglling for bread and butter.

That unmanageable use of artificial intelligence may result in significant short-term job losses.

Dear Colleagues and Friends from RG,

The above discussion inspired me to the following considerations:

Chances and threats to the development of artificial intelligence.

The above discussion inspired me to formulate the following question:

How can artificial intelligence evolve into artificial consciousness in the future?

On the basis of the above considerations and conclusions from the discussion on interesting issues discussed, I formulated the following thesis that the unlimited development of artificial intelligence may lead in the future to the creation of artificial awareness by combining cybernetics, ICT information technologies, bioinformatics, cyberbergetics, neuroinformatics and through the development and implementation of achievements from range of machine learning technologies and other advanced data processing technologies Industry 4.0.

Below I have described the key determinants confirming the formulated research thesis. To the above discussion I would like to add the following conclusion formulated as a summary of my previous considerations on this topic: Axiomatic and technological implications of the possibility of building artificial awareness.

For several years, artificial intelligence researchers and scientists have been discussing the axiomatic and technological implications of building artificial consciousness, one of whose goals is to seek the answer to the question: Will artificial intelligence evolve into artificial consciousness in the future?

Technologies of advanced data processing Industry 4.0, including above all Learning machines and Artificial Intelligence is also used in the attempt to build machines equipped with the ability to self-improve the performed tasks and programmed activities. Perhaps in the future there will be an attempt to build artificial awareness in which supercomputers will be equipped. In my opinion, consciousness can only be mathematically modeled in theory. Even if a mathematical model of artificial consciousness were built using ICT and Industry 4.0 and in the future Industry 5.0 and based on this model artificial intelligence would be created in quantum computers installed e.g. in autonomous robots, androids, it will still be only artificial intelligence without emotions and the essence of human consciousness. An analysis of the nature of human thoughts is necessary to distinguish between human intelligence and various artificial intelligence technologies being developed. In advanced computerized systems of neural networks, artificial intelligence systems are created, whose task will be to solve tasks consisting of complex sequences of many algorithms and self-learning systems for solving complex problems with the help of many algorithms. In these systems, man will try to create a structure that solves complex analytical tasks and learns from his mistakes. The advantage of artificial intelligence systems over their creator, i.e. man, is to rely on a much smaller number of mistakes made during repeated processes of solving complex tasks and learning new complex formulas to apply specific increasingly complex algorithms. However, after developing these artificial intelligence systems and applying them in many computerized fields of modern economies, what will be the next stage of technological progress in this field? Therefore, will the age of artificial intelligence and artificial consciousness come after the age of artificial intelligence? In my opinion, this is impossible. In my opinion, despite the rapid progress in the development and creation of new generations of artificial intelligence, it will never be possible to create an artificial creation that can be the equivalent of human intelligence taking into account human emotional intelligence and the specifics of human thoughts, human consciousness, human feelings. Therefore, the thesis can be formulated that in some respects artificial intelligence will probably never match human intelligence. The machine will be able to solve very complex problems and tasks but will not know why it does it, who it is, in what world it operates, it will not be able to realize its existence in the Universe etc. Machines in the form of autonomous androids can perform physically difficult works that a man cannot is able to perform. Quantum computers equipped with Big Data Analytics will be able to solve analytical tasks many times faster than the most powerful human minds. However, they will not be aware of their existence. Human awareness of its existence has been evolved in millions of years of evolution of the human mind and also of human ancestors that preceded the human being, i.e. human-like primates belonging to primates. Human consciousness was created in a process of evolution lasting millions of years, during which the process of continuous interaction of a complex biological organism with the environment has evolved. While artificial intelligence is based on systems of neural networks in a simplified way, to a small extent mimicking the human central nervous system and the computational power of performing specific elementary tasks exceeding the analytical abilities of a human being, however, the level of complexity of the living organism of mammals is still many times higher than the most advanced computers. In line with the above, in my opinion, the unlimited development of artificial intelligence may lead to the creation of artificial awareness in the future by combining cybernetics, ICT information technologies, bioinformatics, cyberbergetics, neuroinformatics and through the development and implementation of technology achievements learning machine and other advanced data processing technologies Industry 4.0.

In view of the above, the following question arises:

Will artificial neural structures become such advanced artificial intelligence that artificial consciousness will arise? Theoretically, you can consider this type of projects, however, to verify it realistically, you would need to create this type of artificial neural structures. Research on the human brain shows that it is a very complex and not fully understood neural structure. The brain has various centers, areas that manage the functioning of specific organs and processes of the human body. In addition, consciousness is also complex and consists of elements of emotional, abstract, creative intelligence, etc., which also function in separate sectors of the human brain.

Do you agree with me on the above matter?

What is your opinion on this topic?

Please reply.

Thank you very much.

Best wishes.

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Although there are many positive implications of AI in our daily life, therare also negative implications of AI including: de-anonymization which breaks the privacy, losing of certain jobs in future, AI bias according to the learned data which can lead to harmful algorithms and acting instead of the real users (impersonal) using their information, hacking, etc.

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