AI - Artificial Intelligence - Will it eat you Alive?

[triplets_93]

AI 2027: A Realistic Scenario of AI Takeover

 

[triplets_93]

What Google is bringing to AI: A summary...

 

[gtb1943]

meh. It would not be that difficult to shut down servers. Control access. In the end, simply pull the plug.

Viruses and other threats could be unleashed on rogue AI's

The so called scenario is laughable because bottom line is that AI's will always be poor copies of the human brain and thus never able to truly take over. not to mention their basic vulnerability to the simple act of pulling the plug and turning off the power.

 

[rags747]

ChatGPT refuses to shutdown when instructed to…

https://www.livescience.com/technol...s-explicitly-told-to-shut-down-and-it-refused

 

[Creeper]

Checkout the movie, Colossus: The Forbin Project made in 1970. Apparently way ahead of its time.

But in all seriousness. why do we ascribe malevolent intent to AI, or space aliens for that matter?

And what happened to the 3 laws of robotics? LOL.

 

[Sarek]

AI/Quantum Computing/Robotics and who knows what else is out there will change humanity forever.

8.1 billion plus humans alive today? How many of those are even semi prepared consciously for what's coming?

These new changes don't strike me as something that will require greater understanding of new gadgets, but rather greater use of one's own mind.

I think there's a lot of people who will be unwilling to change with the times, and some people in other countries just won't know how to even try.

New age is coming, could say it's already here.

 

[gtb1943]

Checkout the movie, Colossus: The Forbin Project made in 1970. Apparently way ahead of its time.

But in all seriousness. why do we ascribe malevolent intent to AI, or space aliens for that matter?

And what happened to the 3 laws of robotics? LOL.

I remember that movie; had a bunch of plot holes in it as regards stopping Colossus.
Lets put it this way: the AI's will be programmed by humans. Humans can be evil. There you are.

 

[gtb1943]

AI/Quantum Computing/Robotics and who knows what else is out there will change humanity forever.

8.1 billion plus humans alive today? How many of those are even semi prepared consciously for what's coming?

These new changes don't strike me as something that will require greater understanding of new gadgets, but rather greater use of one's own mind.

I think there's a lot of people who will be unwilling to change with the times, and some people in other countries just won't know how to even try.

New age is coming, could say it's already here.

looking at the changes wrought so far by tech, I think it is a techie;s fantasy to think they are that important. People adjust. We still have the greatest and most powerful thinking machine there is; I do not see AI surpassing it.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

While nihilistic destruction is a distinct possibility, the more likely scenario is the severe impact on people’s livelihoods and ability to earn money.

 

[Hardline]

I was already completely fooled by AI generated music. When I heard this album I became a big fan of this band. Problem is there is no band and the band members in this video are also AI created.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

 

[gtb1943]

While I do not fear AI like Skynet, what a rogue AI could do is still concerning.

 

[Rockport]

meh. It would not be that difficult to shut down servers. Control access. In the end, simply pull the plug.

Viruses and other threats could be unleashed on rogue AI's

The so called scenario is laughable because bottom line is that AI's will always be poor copies of the human brain and thus never able to truly take over. not to mention their basic vulnerability to the simple act of pulling the plug and turning off the power.

You’ve never heard of batteries?

 

[gtb1943]

You’ve never heard of batteries?

you never heard of kill switch?

I know you are not technologically proficient; that has been proven.

But even you should be able to figure out how limited batteries are when there is no way to charge them

 

[gtb1943]

fiber optic cables can be cut

satellite signals blocked

wifi and the rest can be jammed

cell towers destroyed

and so on

I know at least one here is not sharp enough to figure that out but the rest are

 

[SlammedZero]

While nihilistic destruction is a distinct possibility, the more likely scenario is the severe impact on people’s livelihoods and ability to earn money.

Yeah, I think about this all the time, especially with how fast automation is advancing. These days, most stores have self-checkout lanes, and you barely see cashiers anymore. Production lines are increasingly automated too. And you're seeing more and more of it. Hell, you're even seeing companies pushing for self-driving cars and drone deliveries. At some point, all of this is going to catch up to our economy and seriously affect how people make a living.

I've been hearing rumors that my employer might start integrating tools like ChatGPT into Outlook to auto-suggest replies, summarize threads, or even draft full responses. Seriously? We can’t even handle our own emails anymore? lol.
It's getting more and more bananas anymore. Take me back to the 90s!