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Because they will learn from Humans.
A.I. is already prevalent in a lot of things that we do and Bezos, Musk, Zuckerburg and Pichai from Google were just talking about how A.I. and Cognitive Computing will basically permeate every aspect of our lives in 20-25 years.
So as A.I. gets smarter, how will you control something that's specifically created so you can't control it and it has the freedom to learn from the data we can't understand?
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: neoholographic
Unplug it, like I am unplugging you…
'click'
originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
You cannot unplug God. God already thought of that, and made contingencies.
There's "body death" but a new body can be cloned, and the conscious parts downloaded.
Immortality.
originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
essentially, become observers, from Fringe.
this is a very interesting topic to muse over. i expect within my lifetime we will see AI change the world.
At the Code Conference on Wednesday, Bill Gates balanced his fears of artificial intelligence with praise. He talked about two of the challenges AI will pose: a loss of existing jobs, and making sure humans remain in control of super-intelligent machines. Gates, as well as many other experts in the field, predict there will be an excess of labor resources as robots and AI systems take over. He plans to talk with others about ideas to combat the threat of AI controlling humans, specifically noting work being done at Stanford. Even with such threats, Gates called AI the "holy grail" as he envisions a future "with machines that are capable and more capable than human intelligence." Gates said, "We've made more progress in the last five years than at any time in history. [...] The dream is finally arriving. This is what it was all leading up to."
originally posted by: Junkheap
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: neoholographic
How can you control something that will have a higher I.Q. than any human that has ever lived and will be able to make smarter versions of itself?
Unplug it.
Any AI that's smart enough would make sure to back itself elsewhere before it got unplugged.
Jobe believes his final stage of evolution is to become "pure energy" in the VSI computer mainframe, and from there reach into all the systems of the world. He promises his "birth" will be signaled by every telephone on the planet ringing simultaneously. The Shop sends a team to capture Jobe, but they are ineffective against his abilities and he scatters their molecules. Jobe mentally possesses Caroline and has her shoot the police. Caroline winds up getting killed herself. Jobe uses the lab equipment to enter the mainframe computer, abandoning his body to become a wholly virtual being, leaving his body behind like a husk.
originally posted by: neoholographic
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: neoholographic
How can you control something that will have a higher I.Q. than any human that has ever lived and will be able to make smarter versions of itself?
Unplug it.
What?
How do you unplug an intelligent algorithm?