How can you control a system that is smarter than us?
Qudsia Ali
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Humans dominate the planet Earth because they are the smartest species. What if one day AI will outsmart us? It will anticipate our actions, so simply shutting down the system will not work: the computer will protect itself in ways yet unimaginable to us. How will it affect us that we are no longer the most intelligent species on the planet?
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Martin Schumacher@mighty_muddy
I doubt that an AI will get this smart for the moment. It requires the AI would achieve a consciousness for it surroundings and senses to interpret the situations. Before this happens, humans have to understand for themselves what consciousness means and how to logically express into code.
Right now, AI is still is a piece of software that learns and finds solutions by instruction.
That AI would outsmart us isn't even questionable. Humans are excellent to simplify their tasks in life and replace themselves with technology. We are almost preparing technology for not only replacement but also give it the responsibility to control everything for us.
So is it really a danger or something humans want to accomplish?
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