With the continuous development of science and technology, artificial intelligence technology has been more and more widely used, and machines have gradually replaced human work in some fields. However, controversy has arisen about whether machines will completely replace humans. At the 2023 Zhongguancun Forum, Baidu founder Robin Li expressed his opinion, believing that machines should not become people, but need to live in symbiosis with humans.
Li's views have sparked widespread discussion. In fact, machines do outperform humans in some ways, such as being able to do a lot of data processing and analysis to help humans solve problems better. Humans, on the other hand, have characteristics such as creativity and imagination that machines do not have. As a result, cooperation between machines and humans can yield better results.
However, relying solely on machines may bring some problems, such as the machine itself may have some defects and loopholes that need to be corrected and repaired by humans. In addition, in some areas that require human emotions, it is difficult for machines to replace the role of humans. Therefore, cooperation between machines and humans is necessary, not binary opposites.
As Robin Li said, we need to live in symbiosis with machines. In this process, human beings need to constantly learn and improve to adapt to new technological developments. At the same time, we also need to conduct more in-depth research on machines to improve the intelligence and performance of machines. Only in this way can machines and humans truly achieve win-win cooperation and jointly promote the development of society.
In short, the relationship between machines and humans is not a replacement, but a cooperative symbiosis. Only on this basis can we better cope with future challenges and achieve comprehensive social progress.