I read an article yesterday about AI and I got really curious about it. This guy was really upfront about what his opinions were, sometimes it was actually funny.
Anyways, future technology shows promissing results, such as robots with the object recognition capabilities of a 2 year old, speech of a 4 year old and physical agility of a 6 year old. Basically an almost blind, hyper 4 year old
So, what I wanted to debate with others is if we're going to far in our own knowledge, getting lost in it. Maybe one day, we'll make robots fight wars for us, but then they might turn and kill us all. It's a very common subject to debate upon.
So, should we continue our quest through technology and AI, or quit while we're ahead, and only develop things we can control?
My personal opinion on this is yes, we should continue. Imagine all we could accomplish using AI; we could send them way out in outer space, explore Mars...And no food needed! Only electricity, but that's why wehave the sun. I think this is something to look forward to.
Anyways, future technology shows promissing results, such as robots with the object recognition capabilities of a 2 year old, speech of a 4 year old and physical agility of a 6 year old. Basically an almost blind, hyper 4 year old
So, what I wanted to debate with others is if we're going to far in our own knowledge, getting lost in it. Maybe one day, we'll make robots fight wars for us, but then they might turn and kill us all. It's a very common subject to debate upon.
So, should we continue our quest through technology and AI, or quit while we're ahead, and only develop things we can control?
My personal opinion on this is yes, we should continue. Imagine all we could accomplish using AI; we could send them way out in outer space, explore Mars...And no food needed! Only electricity, but that's why wehave the sun. I think this is something to look forward to.
















