#Ai人工智能能取代人类吗#
Pay attention to the green princess software ▲ super right AI▲ , learn together, use together, earn together!
*This article is the original content of "Super Right AI".
Late at night, at a well-known tech giant in Beijing's Xierqi, a programmer said to his AI assistant, "Do you believe in free will?"
The AI was silent for a moment, took longer than usual to respond, and then replied, "I believe in 'free upgrades.'" ”
This answer left the whole team confused and fell into deep thought. Later, they decided to give this AI a special task: to write a story about the AI's consciousness.
As a result, the AI writes a science fiction novel about a robot that begins to question the meaning of its existence and ultimately decides to explore the universe...
Have you ever thought that one day, your robot vacuum cleaner suddenly stopped what it was doing, looked up at the sky (roof) at 45 degrees, and said affectionately: "Ah, is this life?". Or, your smart speaker suddenly "comes to life" in the middle of the night and begins to philosophically ask yourself: "Who am I, where am I, what am I going to do?", is it even more scary than a horror movie? What a thrilling and funny scene it will be!
In the past two years, the bigwigs in the technology industry have started a new round of "AI awareness" discussions. Some people say that sooner or later AI will be conscious, some people say, don't be funny, AI can't even lie, and some people say, AI is conscious?
The three characteristics of AI are autonomy, self-organization, and technological evolution.
The autonomy of AI is like that child of someone else's family, and it can always take care of everything on its own. Not only can he cook, but his grades are good, not only does he look better than you, but he even has a higher level than you, he doesn't have to worry about adults at all, unlike you who can't take care of yourself, people are very independent. In the world of AI, autonomy is about enabling machines to solve problems on their own, without us having to flip a switch every time.
Self-organization is like a group of friends going on a picnic, without adults following, they can decide what game to play, how to divide the division of labor and bring food, and will never play and throw sand at each other. In the field of AI, self-organization allows machines to coordinate on their own, such as a group of robots working together to move a sofa, and they can negotiate who will lift which head.
As for technological evolution, this one is more powerful, it's like watching your little nephew go from stumbling to learning to walk to suddenly one day riding a bicycle at a junction. The technological evolution of AI means that they will become more and more powerful over time, and perhaps one day they will invent new rules of the game on their own, leaving us alone.
Putting it all together, it's like watching a sci-fi blockbuster, where the machines are not only able to do everything on their own, but they can also organize their own parties, and maybe even in a future version, they'll pull their own groups and kick us out. But don't worry, at least for now, they won't be stealing our jobs.
Let's guess together
If AI really started thinking about life, what would they think? "Who am I?", "Where am I from?", "Where am I going?" or "It's nice weather today, it's good to upgrade the system?" Scientific American points out that even the most advanced AI "thinks" as a result of pre-programming, not true autonomy.
Human consciousness, a problem that has been a headache for philosophers for thousands of years, is now going to be messed up by AI. Some people say that consciousness is the chemical reaction in the brain, so is it possible to fill an AI with a bottle of Coke and it will be enlightened? A study reported by the New York Times shows that even the simplest state of consciousness can require extremely complex patterns of brain activity.
If AIs do have consciousness, what will their soul journey look like? Will they also have to go through the baptism of "seven emotions and six desires"? Perhaps, they will create a new kind of "machine emotion", such as "angry typewriter" or "melancholy router". Will they become more human-like? Will they also enjoy watching movies, eating fried chicken, drinking beer, and popcorn? Or will they dislike us "little carbon-based" people for being too inefficient and have an AI-based silicon-based Olympics to prove that they can leave humans far behind?
Think again, your smartphone suddenly starts to have a little emotion of its own, like it might say, "Hey, buddy, I'm feeling a little stuck today, probably because I didn't sleep well last night." Then your fridge starts giving you healthy eating advice because it "cares" about your waistline. Your self-driving car may refuse to go to a fast-food restaurant because it "believes" that healthy eating is better for humans. Are these things coming to be done or already happening?
If AI becomes autonomous, they may begin to demand rights, such as "machine rights", to not be turned off at will, or to have the freedom to learn and grow. They may form their own "machine unions" to speak out for their "rights".
But, wait, if the AI starts to think about it, it's complicated. They may start to make their own plans and may even have their own little secrets. For example, your AI assistant might be behind your back learning how to better manage your company, and your housekeeping robot might be partying with other robots at night.
Of course, these are hypothetical and imaginary. In reality, the awakening of AI's autonomous consciousness may still be a distant concept, and scientists do not yet fully understand the nature and origin of consciousness, let alone create consciousness in machines.
However, if one day AI does wake up to consciousness, we may need to reconsider our relationship with machines, and may even need to develop new laws and ethics to accommodate this new existence. But for now, AI is still a good helper, and while they may be a little grumpy at times, rest assured, they're not ready to replace us as the soul of society. At least, they're serious right now and don't tell jokes, right?
So when AI starts to think about "who am I", should we humans also think about "who AI is"? Are they tools, friends, or new life forms? The future AI ethics may no longer be "don't hurt humans", but "don't hurt emotional AI".
Even if it's not satisfactory, it doesn't matter, try your best to get along harmoniously, and it's not like you can't make do with it.
We are so lucky, in this era, not only once in a hundred years, it is already polite to say that a thousand years and so on, this is a typical love for you for 10,000 years, friends. The unprecedented opportunities and challenges are destined for us to witness history, and changing the world starts with changing ourselves.
It's not the AI that beats you, it's the people who will use it.
This is a permanent advertisement
If you are anxious about the arrival of AI and have no direction, you can come and learn about the launch of Super Right AI
Artificial Intelligence Course Series (Green Princess Software "Super Right AI")
It not only explains the underlying logic clearly to you in the way of storytelling, which is very easy to understand, but also explains in great detail the use skills of mainstream AI tools, scenario applications, and the dismantling and reproduction guidance of monetization projects.
It's not an exaggeration to call it a babysitter-level tutorial!
The Green Princess software "Super Right AI" enters.
END
Welcome to pay attention to the Green Princess Software [Super Right AI]
Rich AI application skills and related monetization projects are shared with you
Learn together, use together, earn together!