Currently, a significant part of the human genome and the genomes of many species of flora, fauna and microorganisms are already researched, known and deciphered.
On the other hand, the development of information technology also concerns the successive improvement of IT systems, operational systems and computer applications.
The computing power of processors is increasing year by year and increasingly complex operating systems, integrated IT systems and increasingly complex computer programs are being created.
Gradually, artificial intelligence is also improved, hence the complexity of multi-aspect algorithms used to develop systems based on a specific generation of artificial intelligence is increasing.
Autonomous, increasingly intelligent robots are already being created, which in Japan are already available for sale in versions of home help for the elderly.
Progress in this area probably knows no limits, at least now.
Therefore, encouraging discussion, I am asking you the following question: Will robotics and artificial intelligence ever reach the level of complexity of biological organisms?
Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion.
Best wishes
No doubt robots development would assume unimaginable level of complexities and capabilities. But comparing with biological organisms, the gap would lie in the ability to map, interpret and react appropriately to unlearned spontaneous "environmental" (in this case humans included) inputs which are innate in biological organisms.
Can we fabricate artificial hair that has the capability to grow up without stop, and it could be repeatedly cut without pain? How to define the concept of pain?; it is so important symptom to analyze an actual problem or to predict future one.
Can we understand the ultimate internal design of our brain in order to fabricate an artificial brain which may approximate it?
Can we fabricate an artificial skin that contains millions of micro-sensors which is capable of sensing different tastes and temperatures simultaneously?
Can we build an artificial bone that can grow up with time during a limited period (21 years at most); in addition, it has a special role to provide the desired artificial agent (Robot) by its artificial red cells!
In my opinion, if we can answer all these questions and a lot of similar issues; we can answer your question.
It attempt to but might be difficult. because of restrictions in their designed program.
I think this is relevant.
https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/A8ndMGC4FTQq46RRX/criqitue-of-superintelligence-part-1
I invite you to continue the discussion in the above issues, because the topic is of the future.
Currently, a significant part of the human genome and the genomes of many species of flora, fauna and microorganisms are already researched, known and deciphered.
On the other hand, the development of information technology also concerns the successive improvement of IT systems, operational systems and computer applications.
The computing power of processors is increasing year by year and increasingly complex operating systems, integrated IT systems and increasingly complex computer programs are being created.
Gradually, artificial intelligence is also improved, hence the complexity of multi-aspect algorithms used to develop systems based on a specific generation of artificial intelligence is increasing.
Autonomous, increasingly intelligent robots are already being created, which in Japan are already available for sale in versions of home help for the elderly.
Progress in this area probably knows no limits, at least now.
Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?
In view of the above, I am asking you the following question: Will robotics and artificial intelligence once attain the level of complexity of biological organisms?
Please reply
I invite you to the discussion
Best wishes
I believe that even the most perfect systems of artificial intelligence and autonomous robotics will not be equipped with the equivalent of human consciousness, so despite the use of modern information technology, an artificial cybernetic brain built in the future will not have all the features of the human brain. But maybe it will be different? Does anyone of you have a different opinion on this matter?
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