Dystopian World Problems

Since artificial intelligence takes money and machines, maintenance and costly bills will arise, putting more pressure on repairmen and engineers. Furthermore, artificial intelligent machines are much cheaper than human workers in the long run, leaving thousands, possibly millions of people without jobs. If machines were to do everything, like in the movie Wall-E, we would be brainless like zombies without much

The term “Artificial Intelligence or AI” is no longer an obscure term to us. Being surrounded by smart and intelligent devices in our everyday life has made us aware about this technical jargon called “Artificial Intelligence or AI”, which is used to refer to machine intelligence in the field of Computer Science. As artificial intelligence continues to progress, machines are becoming smarter and more efficient than human beings. So, people are getting more concerned and apprehensive regarding their jobs after witnessing their jobs being replaced by robots and machines. Artificial Intelligence replacing human jobs frequently gets media attention and it has been made a huge deal even though it is not. AI gradually taking all our jobs and destroying the economic system is just an absurd and exaggerated claim made by few media outlets and self-proclaimed tech pundits. On the contrary, AI has potential to help us to get better at our jobs and create more job opportunities in the long run.

Famous visionaries such as Bill Gates and Stephen Hawking share that belief as well. Bill Gates once stated that “First the machines will do a lot of jobs for us and not be super intelligent… A few decades after that though the intelligence is strong enough to be a concern.” Stephen Hawking’s has as a similar concern. He said that “The development of full artificial intelligence could spell out the end of the human race.” Both of their quotes are implying that artificial intelligence will help us out greatly but in the end it will kill us. Artificial intelligence isn’t built because we should but because we can. These famous visionaries have come to agree that AI will soon be the end of human

When I think about all the possibilities regarding the impact on our society; Utopic and Dystopic. My brain is clouded with negative thoughts. Just thinking about these scenarios sends cold shivers up my spine. When I think about artificial intelligence capable of making rational decisions, all I see is the cliche “Robots have gone mad and are taking over!”. But at this point in time it IS NOT a joke. Emotions and slow-thought-processing are not rational. Especially when they can be improved. If sentient artificial intelligence truly seek to make the world a better place. Then it is very plausible for them to see through the extermination of the problem. That problem being

Some science fiction authors have predicted horrible futures due to AI and robots taking over jobs and later humanity, but many writers like Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson (authors of The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies) dismiss this idea as one unlikely extreme. McAfee and Brynjolfsson describe in their book the nature of machines and manual labor as complements and how their slow delving into becoming economic substitutes as objectively good rather than negative. Businesses naturally do risk cutting automated jobs, but such a move would open an entire new field of jobs for humans to fix and build machines. In turn, businesses like RobotWorx argue that they can make more profit, increase wages for the quality of work from their skilled workers, and remain at the competitive level expected in the modern economic market (more extensive list can be found in their website here). Naturally, such statements beg the question that our economy would not crash because it would naturally adapt and shift due to the moves as it has when such inventions like the assembly line and textile mills came to invention.

What if we shifted our perspective to view AI in this same light? Just as humans are innately flawed in many ways, our creations are as well. AI would be no exception to this rule-- because AI can be seen as a reflection of humanity, it may even be proof of this rule. No matter how benevolent the intent behind a product’s creation, there’s always the danger of misuse and abuse-- in order for society to continue advancing, we must be willing to deal with these potential perils, as they are an inevitable aspect of

Intelligent machines are slowly taking over jobs from the human race. Washingtonpost.com states that almost half of the employed population in the US is at risk of being taken over by machines, showing that they are already taking jobs in transportation, logistics and administrative occupations. This shows that these intelligent machines are on the climb of taking over the occupational world. Therefore, the world as a whole needs to realize what the cost of these machines will be in the future. Like the saying goes: just because something can be done, doesn’t mean it should be done.

Is our military’s moral compass pointing in the wrong direction effecting ethically poor decision making for mission success? There is a continuous conversation and debate concerning ethics in our military due to unforeseen recent events involving ethics. Strong moral principles are becoming the focus of career advancement not only in the military, but in civilian jobs as well. We as Americans witness poor ethical decision making often by individuals who we have appointed to a position of public service, and these ethical “line crossers” hold some of the most prestigious titles our country has to offer. The majority of American people are tired of seeing poor ethical decision-making. Chaplain Samuel Maloney suggests that change in this unfortunate

To conclude, AI technology has increased job loss, works to quickly, and puts the economy in a negative direction. AI will ruin the human race if we do not put boundaries around it at once. Next, the technology will ruin our future. Lastly, it will spread the human race apart. Finally, AI needs to be handled and taken care by slowing down the rate of its advancements. AI cannot get out of control or the world as we know it will drastically change.

Recent technological innovations have made technology more efficient within the workplace. From simple software scripts that are able to robotize a wide range of digital workflow process to sophisticated robots capable of performing an ever-growing number of physical tasks. Automation continues to provide new solutions and alternatives throughout many different industries. While there are numerous potential advantages and long-term benefits, there are also a number of concerns associated with automation, it would be a great bliss indeed to allow this situation to be continued. While majority of the people concerned that AI or robotic technology will replace human in this modern era, however this should not be seen as problem. Why haven’t some human beings already threatened

In discussions of Artificial Intelligent (AI), one controversial issue that people have brought up in regards to humanoid Artificial intelligent robots is the fear that they will be created to be so “intelligent” that they are able to make decision on their own and do whatever they want to do. Current AI is limited to performing narrow tasks, but the long-term goal is to create AI that would outperform humans at almost every cognitive task. On the one hand, people like Honda argues humanoid household robots with the function of AI can be very helpful in today’s society. By improving the care given to disabled, sick or elderly people from help around the house to health care. On the other hand, people like the co-founder of Tesla, Elon Musk wants to stop the A.I apocalypse, and people like him are afraid that advanced AI is around the corner and will have a greater intelligence than humans. Many people maintain they don’t care about AI and what it can or cannot do, while others are clueless to what AI even stands for. My own view on AI robots is that they can be a great step in helping people in many ways. It will revolutionize healthcare and be able to assist in emergency response systems.

As mentioned above, values form the basis for action. We are not constantly aware of this; we adhere to rules and have certain ideals without actually thinking about it. An increasing number of organisations and professional groups are realising that it is a good thing to think about this sometimes; hence the increased attention being paid to corporate ethics and professional ethics.

On one side, AI helps in the medical field, traffic and road safety, reducing human errors, and take over jobs that would be deemed hazardous to humankind, and on the other side, AI could make errors, misjudgement and miscalculation in the event of something happening outside of its programmed capability, causing dependence on the technology, and causing unemployment. Though as concerning the disadvantages are, AI is indeed a blessing to mankind, with one condition; quoting the President of Future of Life Institute, Max Tegmark, “Everything we love about civilization is a product of intelligence, so amplifying our human intelligence with artificial intelligence has the potential of helping civilization flourish like never before – as long as we manage to keep the technology beneficial“ (M. Tegmark,

Ethical standards are very high in the United States Armed forces now and always have been. As I enlisted in the military over 23 years ago, one of the first things we learned was about ethical and moral standards within the military. The military employs millions of people to include civilians a robust code of ethics must be followed by everyone. Ethics drives the military when performing in both peacetime and when the country is at war. A breakdown in ethical performance can cause individuals to perform poorly and even affect their larger units. I have personally seen a lack of concern for ethics bring an end to a Soldiers career.

With the creation of robots with artificial intelligence, we are able to create robots which can work on task with greater efficiency than human beings. Hence, the basic fear of robots replacing humans in the workforce rises as a potential threat for losing jobs. But individual of society forget that Artificial intelligence will also create lots of jobs as they will require humans to help maintain the condition of the bots and also to upgrade and fix issue in the bots. Also, the bots will mostly take the jobs which are mainly labor infused. Therefore, if we have bots performing the simple task of society it will require society to grow and become smarter hence benefiting the society as a whole (Atkinon). Second, frequently individual of society worry that development in Artificial intelligence will result in computer starting a revolution as they