Uncontrolled development of AI - artificial intelligence is a very dangerous thing!
👉 Dangerous to humanity, really, I say that as a person from the IT sector, as someone who spent the first half of his life (39 years) well, the last 25, spent in IT, passed all levels of formal education, passed university teaching positions... etc. .
To learn robots write and walk, and not our children, or gave them smartphones instead of time in nature? So sad ... and most people doesn't have time really?!
‼️ I think most people are not aware...
• One does not need to be overly intelligent to see what is happening, that we need to react and slow down or indeed put a moratorium on the uncontrolled (I will add insane) development of AI.
Of course, such development (if it is development at all?!) humanity does not need, except for those with a bad ultimate intention for all of us as a human species.
Imagine if, as a side effect of all this, it would be the "end of the world", and we would then call ourselves the most intelligent beings on Earth? We!? 😡
"Should we allow machines to flood our information channels with propaganda and untruths? Let chaos ensue.
Should we automate all jobs, including those that fill people's lives with meaning?
Should we develop non-human minds that could eventually outnumber, outsmart, outdate and replace us?
Should we risk losing control of our civilization?
👉 The letter has so far been signed by more than 27,500 people, including the author of several bestsellers such as Sapiens Yuval Noah Harari, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, Skype co-founder Jaan Tallinn and numerous artificial intelligence researchers such as Stuart Russell, Yoshua Bengio, Gary Marcus and Emad Mostaque." IndexHr
‼️ Personally, I would sign this letter and topics without thinking, because we are not even aware that at some point even that will be impossible.
👉 This is not a conspiracy theory, these are the facts today!
Also, take part in discusion and thank you. 🙏
💕 Let's think about the future in time, please. 🙏
Dear Komlen Lalović
Your comment is very thought-provoking.
In my research, I mentioned that the damage to the legal interests caused by the mistakes of artificial intelligence is currently unresponsible. This is dangerous.
Relevant restrictions must accompany the mature application of new technology and should not be unlimited expansion.
Therefore, I agree that artificial intelligence, the developers of artificial intelligence, and even the owner who represents artificial intelligence must be subject to some degree of supervision.
Below is my related research for your reference.
Article Systematic Discussion of Artificial Intelligence’s Personali...
I hope this can have some benefit to your research.
The Artificial Intelligence created today is the last one created by man. Subsequent versions of Artificial Intelligence will be created by Artificial Intelligence itself. If now there is still someone to ask the question submitted for discussion, then soon the questions themselves, and Artificial Intelligence will discuss them. But there is also some dark humor in this: by that time, Artificial Intelligence will mistakenly think that it is natural. Thus, he will make the same mistake as his human creators. Artificial intelligence will have science and religion. And this religion will talk about the Creator of Artificial Intelligence. Well, etc., all in the image and likeness, as we have. It will be considered that the Creator of artificial intelligence created it in his own image and likeness. But artificial intelligence will have an erroneous opinion about why its creator created it.
Dear Komlen Lalović I doubt that "Uncontrolled development of AI today" is a fact, everythig is controlled by humans, despite apparent stupidity which is an added value to the present "evolving World Order":
https://www.academia.edu/102382687/The_Evolving_World_Order_From_a_Cold_Military_War_to_a_Hot_Economic_War_by_Professor_Mohamed_Rabie
Prof. You are on point. There is a need for standardization in the invention of AI
Dear Quashie Duodu I belong to a generation for whom standards elaboration is a must, we might have spent a lot of time with elaborating SGML, but the success of XML derived by Microsoft is a strong argument; again this should be with ChatGPT, a standard produced by a collective worldwide effort.
https://www.academia.edu/44725919/EVOLUTION_ARCHITECTURALE_Architectural_Evolution
Mr Duodu, thank you.
Also, mr Amin, can I kindly ask you not to leave URL and ypur email after every comment of yours, its not professional, really.
There are valid worries about how AI will affect civilization as it continues to develop unchecked. Even though AI has the potential to greatly improve efficiency and problem-solving, it is important to proceed cautiously with its development. It is necessary to address ethical issues including justice, accountability, and transparency. Protecting data security and privacy is important, and upskilling and reskilling workers to reduce the risk of job displacement. In addition, measures should be taken to prevent unexpected consequences brought on by skewed or inaccurate data. Addressing these issues and implementing ethical standards can help AI create a better future.
Komlen Lalović
Summary: about uncontrolled development of AI today:
Reference the question "A Step Beyond AI: Artificial Philosophy", there's no artificial philosophy. Please try to explore our last contribution:
https://www.academia.edu/88466623/Association_of_art_and_science
This new essay is an update of:
Conference Paper My reading of Açabiyya of Ibn Khaldoun by Amin ELSALEH Preamble
This is not a duplicated paper, Artificial Philosophy remains an unattainable objectives for those who misunderstood Artificial Intelligence
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Dear Eugene Veniaminovich Lutsenko :
reference your conclusions:
"“Artificial intelligence is not only the future of Russia, it is the future of all mankind. There are colossal opportunities and threats that are difficult to predict today. Whoever becomes the leader in this area will be the ruler of the world” [1].“Military and civilian experts should join forces to develop artificial intelligence technologies. Their development is necessary to counter possible threats to the technological and economic security of Russia” [2]
My case study is mentioned in the following publication:
https://www.academia.edu/43796598/Stochastic_Model_and_Worldwide_Conflict_Resolution_chaos_control_modeling_and_simulation_unexpected_validation
Some of you believed in my capabilities of modeling, the last one was the father of Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML): Charles F. Goldfarb (Wikipedia). May I hope that we would be able to work together [email protected] www.ediaudit.fr
Amin Elsaleh
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