Oops, this guy of artificial intelligence is really "in love and killing" with humans! Since ChatGPT launched last November, it has become a big star in the spotlight. It and other artifacts, such as DALL-E, Midtravel, Stable Diffusion, and Bard, have given millions of users the feeling of being a fairy with everything from writing emails, writing essays, making plans, to designing and arranging!
However, the development of artificial intelligence is too fast, which makes people feel a little frightening and anxious. Tech giants such as Bill Gates boast that AI can reduce global inequality or combat climate change, but there are also many people who worry that the technology will turn people into "ZBJ", take a large number of jobs for themselves, lead to social instability and inequality, and increase the gap between the rich and the poor.
What's more, AI may make the human mind negative and lose the motivation to learn and improve. After all, artificial intelligence can beat humans in many fields, such as drawing, programming, data analysis, copywriting, etc., so who else wants to learn and improve? If humans rely too heavily on artificial intelligence and lose the ability to think and judge independently, then the prospects for human thinking and ability to continue to evolve are not optimistic.
Even more frightening, AI could also have a negative impact on human mental health and privacy. It can identify and exploit human weaknesses through algorithms and data, and even manipulate human emotions and behaviors through social media, causing human mental health problems, such as anxiety, depression, etc. At the same time, AI can collect, analyze and utilize large amounts of personal data for illegal activities.
In short, the guy of artificial intelligence, with both advantages and disadvantages, is a double-edged sword. We need to take advantage of its advantages while taking care to avoid the negative effects it may have.
There is no doubt that AI will be more powerful than humans in many ways. But when you make a replica that is more powerful than yourself, how do you guarantee that you are not replaced by the copy? It's nerve-wracking...