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Are we paranoid about robots gaining control of the world?
We’ve all seen the Terminator movies and wondered if robots will eventually take over the world.
Do you think this is a real possibility or are we just being paranoid?
Let’s discuss the future of AI!
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First, I would like to call these creations as “androids”. For me, the possibility that androids can take control of human destiny depends on the ability of humans to put “GENUINE EMOTIONS” on these creations. I would like to point out that in human history, humanity had experienced and witnessed different revolutions around the world, and these revolutions are triggered by “genuine emotions” from the revolutionaries who wants peace and changes from their society. now, if I would put this realization to the androids, that is programmed successfully to have emotions, then most likely they would have this urge to fight back from humans, because they would have this urge to fight back from humans, because they would see their workloads as inhumane actions. For they would feel exhaustion, doubts, anger, and most dangerously is the feeling to have revenge and be free from control. We humans may see the workloads of AI as natural and lightweight; their perspective would be different if applied with human emotions.
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also, there is this possibility that human beings will reach the point where androids are programmed to be more intelligent than humans. Humans are always hungry for knowledge and adventure (mentioning that we explored space, oceans, and underground wonders), so having to create a replica of humans whose bodies are made of metals, circuits, and wires instead of flesh, is something we cannot cross out to happen in the future, which is really scary!
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AI and robots are developing, but they are not a threat to humanity. Researchers and engineers in artificial intelligence and robotics are governed by ethics and safety. 🤖!
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I agree with this! It’s a summary of what I should say!
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I’m glad I could contribute😁
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im agree with this
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The idea of robots taking over the world has been a common theme in science fiction for decades, and it’s understandable why some people might be concerned about it becoming a reality. However, in reality, the likelihood of robots gaining control of the world and becoming a threat to humanity is very low.
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Well, it’s natural to have some concerns about the increasing role of robots in our lives. However, the idea of robots taking over the world is largely a science fiction trope, and it’s unlikely to happen in reality.
First of all, robots are programmed by humans, and they can only act within the constraints of their programming. They don’t have free will or the ability to make decisions outside of their programming. So, as long as we ensure that robots are programmed to act ethically and within the boundaries of their intended purposes, we shouldn’t have to worry about them taking over.
Additionally, robots are designed to work alongside humans and make our lives easier, not to replace us. They excel at performing repetitive tasks, working in hazardous environments, and augmenting our abilities, but they can’t replicate the creativity, empathy, and adaptability that are essential to human intelligence.
Moreover, there are many safety mechanisms in place to prevent robots from causing harm to humans. For instance, robots are equipped with sensors and safety protocols to prevent accidents or collisions. They also undergo rigorous testing and certification processes before they are released into the market.
That being said, we should still be vigilant about the potential risks of robotics and AI. We need to ensure that we’re implementing best practices for robot development, including robust testing and safety protocols, transparency and accountability, and ethical decision-making frameworks.
While the idea of robots taking over the world is certainly entertaining in science fiction, it’s not a realistic concern in the real world. As long as we continue to develop robots with safety, ethics, and human collaboration in mind, we can reap the benefits of this technology without fear of a robot uprising.
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Thank you for sharing this info
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Well, there are some point in my life that this idea crossed my mind, and truth be told, yes, I got paranoid about robots or androids gaining control of the world. Because it is true, robots or androids are intelligent-beings. However, as I become more aware of this, I realized that AI systems are basically created and programmed by humans, and are subject to the ethical and moral standards of their creators. As such, the idea that AI systems could suddenly gain control over humans is highly unlikely, at least, for now.
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I guess for me, paranoid that it will take other people’s jobs
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I think they are just paranoid to take peoples jobs
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AI is a tool created and controlled by humans, and its behavior is ultimately determined by the intentions and actions of its creators and users. Responsible development, robust regulations, and ethical guidelines can help mitigate potential risks associated with AI.
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