Is the evolution of technology led by artificial intelligence (AI) is the threat to a sustainable social development? Are there any threats worse than that? A thoughtful discussion!
"The real danger of the future of work is no so much about robots taking our jobs, but about the continued trajectory of a business-led march against shared prosperity. This is a revolution led by corporate bosses, not robots. Blaming a faceless "technology" is simply a matter of avoiding responsibility for actions taken by humans."
Do we need a different approach to educate human beings - towards shared prosperity through wisdom? Shouldn't this be the focus of all our education systems in order to at least dream about sustainable societies?
"If the present is anything to go by the future will be characterised by further widening inequality, the erosion of working rights, falling employment security and the removal of social safety nets in a system that promotes winner-take-all values."
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-22/future-of-work-not-robots-we-need-to-fear/9567112?licu=urn:li:control:d_flagship3_profile_view_base_recent_activity_details_shares-object
t he evolution of technology led by artificial intelligence (AI) is not the threat to a sustainable social development .Any new technology there are side effects .but we cant avoid it.you can see other side of this now because of all are running for target which results in much stress which effects the heath of people which can be avoided by AI robots.
second advantage is robots will not involve the activities that harm the environment then environment pollution can be controlled by assured systematic way.JOB security case there will be new opening alignment towards AI robotic need i.e. service of robots, tanning of robots etc..
On top of Vijay's answers, I would like to add that there is still a good amount of human intervention needed in order to build robust models out of AI principles. We are still far away from what is called truly AI in theory. Because, tasks that need reasoning, tasks that need specificity and most importantly tasks that need human sophistication and intuition can not be replaced by robots.
You will be happy to know what François Chollet (creator of the famous Deep Learning library in Python alled Keras) thinks regarding this. Read his interview with DataCamp here: https://www.datacamp.com/community/blog/interview-francois-chollet
I agree with sayak. We need to travel lot. At any point AI things can't be equal to human race. But one thing is sure that like Internet of thing there will AI things in future next revolution is incorporating AI in all things, process.. To make improved automated systems
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