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7jaws7
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Must be cool living in a country whose biggest fear is the ending of spoiler[Ex Machina]
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AnimeLordLuis
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Well it's bound to happen sooner or later so you might as well address the issue before something actually happens. Although the first place I would start is the Internet.
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Razor/Edge
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That's an interesting solution i've never heard proposed before. But you could really program fear into a robot? Would it be ethical to do so? What happens if the robots get over this fear, as some people get over their fears? |
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Gamlin
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One word: SKYNET!
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encrypted12345
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True self aware AI is probably impossible. Conscience is not well understood in general, and its existence is even debatable depending on who you talk to. That said, realistic looking robots could be programmed with realistic enough human behavior that they take part in a crime or something like that.
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Foxaika
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Somewhat amusingly, I am(for better or worse given the ending) playing through Mass Effect 1-3 again. Just makes me wonder if AI with the capability of the Reapers, or even a group of Geth are even really possible. If something like that is possible, I could see them being dangerous. But as someone noted above, it remains to be seen.
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casualfan
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It's so funny how we need to research risks in case the AIs start becoming self-aware. There are already 'things' on the planet who are self-aware and, throughout history, they tend to commit crimes, fight wars and in general cause problems over anything. Without a doubt self-aware AIs will be quite troublesome.
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Admiral Pizzaman
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That reminds me of the anime called Un-Go. The only thing I'm worried is whether someday, people will use robots for military and they 'll stop doing their dirty works; thus, both the victims and the perpetrators will blame Japan for creating it in the first place.
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Blanchimont
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If consciousness in the human brain is possible, then it is definitely possible. We just don't know how to build an analog to it. ...yet. |
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Mr. Oshawott
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The dark side of android technology...the possibility of an android being controlled through the hacking of his/her AI. It's a good thing that researchers are already trying to find ways of countering this problem before it occurs.
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Juno016
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The danger of AI comes in a few aspects of mapping the human brain, but I'd hardly credit the most likely scenarios around them becoming more human. AI in the current age are programmed to perform work more efficiently, and these are the AI most likely to rebel. If given a goal and programmed to be more and more efficient at that goal with a system that adapts to more and more efficient methods, it may determine, by probability statistic, that humans are an obstacle to that goal, and develop, on its own, a method of wiping out humans. A bit unrealistic today, but we do have to be aware of what we program AI to do in order to be more efficient at what it does.
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Usagi-kun
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I thought we already had an answer to this, Asimov. The latent programming would need to insist on upholding the law higher than independent reasoning, but saying that makes me feel like a monster.
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Blanchimont
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We do have an advantage a long-time evolution has given as, as well as for any other life around us, namely adapting life as we know it to the raw materials easily enough available on Earth. An AI might rebel and be superior to us, but question is how long that reign will last if it continuously needs special metals etc to support it... |
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Hoppy800
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A potentially world conquering robot escaped from a lab in Russia this week, AI on the level of Skynet (has the potential to conqueror the world) and Noah (an AI in Metal Max 1 that plays God and can destroy humanity) are extremely dangerous.
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CANimeFan88
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If such a thing should happen, shouldn't these government types put together some high-tech police force designed to prevent these robots from committing such heinous crimes? You know, "Ghost in the Shell" style.
I think it would be strange yet interesting (and maybe a little scary) to see fiction turn into reality. |
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