Neil Jacobstein's Analysis

Thinking that it will make our lives much easier and really advancing our technology. AI does have the potential to doing great things like in our medicine, transform healthcare for example instead of senoir citizens having in-home nurses they could have their own personal robot, but say there's a malfunction or even if it's hacked because nowadays people get hacked all the time. Robots could turn out to be a terrible danger. AI will always be lacking on something humans have, emotion. Would AI’s truly know the difference between right and wrong. Thinking that we know what we're doing will lead humanity to its own downfall. We are trying to build things we don't fully understand yet. “A curious aspect of the theory of evolution is that everybody thinks he understands it” (Monod

Defining Artificial Intelligence (A.I). Artificial Intelligence is the study and design of intelligence agents (Science Daily). Artificial Intelligence should be something helpful to us and not be something that can go against us. In an Article Elon Musk says that there are 3 rules for A.I and what should be done. A.I shouldn’t be for cyberbullying and tell people to do certain things that are not supposed to be done. Also, it shouldn’t give out personal information of whoever the provider is. With having these A.I robots they will know so much information and probably secret information that maybe the government doesn’t want out. Elon Musk states “A.I should not be weaponized, and any A.I must have an impregnable off switch” (The New York Times). He’s right what if something were to happen and they can’t shut them off and what if they have so much of everybody’s personal information that gets released.

The creation of a super intelligent computer would lead human beings to lose theirs freedoms. A supercomputer will be very precise with executing tasks and important decisions, the computer will view humans as an inferior liability in their

Technology is advancing at a tremendous rate. However, the the future doesn’t look so promising. The infamous singularity will pose a threat to the human race. Artificial intelligence will eventually advance at a rate so fast, that each generation of intelligent systems will create more intuitive systems. Throughout history, computing power and programs have been changing rapidly. Flaws have always been an ineluctable fact when it comes to technological advancements. Humans are not perfects beings. If we created a superintelligent program with a flaw, this could quickly become a long-term threat to the human population. With future advancements in technology, the threat that superintelligent machines will pose is ineluctable.

People have already realized that Artificial Intelligence (AI) gradually occupies our life in different aspect and presents in different forms. AI will help big companies to cope with their data analysis and provide them with the best-calculated strategy. AI robots have already been employed in some countries like Japan to help with old people or patients who suffer from mental illness. Besides, in governmental and some important social areas like weather forecasting and military training also benefit a lot from AI. Moreover, AI has already defeat human in chess playing by its institutionalized system, which means that AI has already acquired the ability of self-learning to some degree. It is an incredible step that a robot can develop this kind of capability of self-learning. We cannot help ourselves to recall the sentence said by Stephen Hawking, a famed theoretical physicist in 2014. He warned, “The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race.” As he, one of the greatest scientist predicted, he has already realized the potential danger of AI. We should really concern about something and take actions now to prevent the worst potential consequence that might destroy our human race.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a topic of major controversy in today’s world. When people first hear about this, they may quickly jump to conclusions that can be either positive or negative. On one end of the spectrum, some may think that it could mean the end of humanity. That AI systems might surpass human intelligence, and come to the conclusion that humans are inferior to them, which has several implications on its own. On the other end, some may think that it could be the pinnacle of human innovation. AI can make our lives much easier with everyday tasks such as planning out schedules, or even by just driving people to work. AI can go one of two ways, which is why it is, understandably, a topic of major

The greatest existential concern is allowing a cognitive learning form of Ai access to a critical Internet or Extranet. Even if the Ai never truly means to do harm it could, and just as any human or machine breaks down and makes mistakes so will Ai.

AI controlled killing machines used in warfare, sounds cool, right? They might sound like quite the sight to see, but what happens when they become smart enough and decide to turn against the people who created them and are using them for their own gain? How do we stop them? That is one question that many people have, but none seemed to know the answer. What are the ethics behind using robots to kill people? For example, is it not just as bad as a government that has chemical weapons, that uses them against people that do not? None of the government's forces are harmed, yet thousands of people are harmed and killed from the weapons, and it only takes one fighter jet and pilot to drop the bomb. It is the same with the AI controlled robots, they could be deployed halfway across the world, yet be controlled by someone on the complete other side of earth, without any threat of danger or harm. We need regulations like

Superintelligence is an artificial intelligence that has its own brain and can develop its own thoughts which is likely to be smarter than human in every aspects including ability to work and social skills. Superintelligence can come in many forms of technology including computers and robots. In today’s world, there are many evidences which prove that superintelligence exists in our society. There is no doubt why people to be scared of this kind of technology that can think and make decisions on its own. With its abilities to evolve and self-learn the environment, there are unlimit consequences that can derive from these machines. Torres has put this in a very precise and easy to understand words,

First, the creators of AI as well as those that mistreat AI are at fault for whatever AI becomes. AI is comparable to a nuclear weapon, according to David D. Luxton, a research psychologist with a PhD, in his article Artificial Intelligence in Psychological Practice: Current

Coloured by popular culture we see AI as this sci-fi fantasy of an independent thinking machine capable of making highly intellectual decisions and sometimes usurping control and power over humanity. Though fantastic prediction as it sounds and, the tune often played by press, AI has a lot to go before reaching an intelligent Strong AI. Futurist and inventor Ray Kurzweil describes, that by laws of accelerating returns the advancements in AI will have a compounding effect thus generating progress at an exponential pace. Neural networks and Reinforcement Learning, the engines behind the AI have already outsmarted humans in games like Go and Jeopardy. These highly tailored technologies are all around us and we just don’t realise, as John McCarthy

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,

I have read Patrick Marshall’s “Artificial Intelligence: Can ‘smart’ machines replace humans?” The article discusses the effect of AI on employment, war and human control, and whether or not it can simulate human intelligence. It gives a background on how AI started, how the military uses it, and how it is used in everyday civilian life. Two significant points are stated by the author. First, AI has yet to be imbued with accurate human-like nature. Second, the military has started using AI and robotics to help reduce the number of human soldiers lost in wars. I believe AI has made great strides since it was created and development should continue to advance the state of the net. Although, there are consequences to every good idea.

Humans have developed a wonderful fascination with artificial intelligence since it first introduced to the world in the 1950’s. The Merriam-Webster defined Artificial Intelligence as “a branch of computer science dealing with the simulation of intelligent behavior in computers.” Another definition is “the capability of a machine to imitate intelligent human behavior.” Computer science was cool on its own but to incorporate human intelligence into it sounded like a group breaking idea. There would be no limit to what humans can do with intelligent machines and computer programming. In the 1950s this type of technology was far beyond its scientists’ lifetime but to grasp a concept that one day, science would be so far advanced that artificial intelligence will be apart of our everyday life.

The Threat To Safety: It is believed in some quarters that self-improving Artificial Intelligent Systems can evolve beyond the expectations of hmans. If this happens,it will be very difficult to stop them from achieving their gial ,which could lead to unintended consequenses.