over the past week, The Google The eye of a storm entered the controversy after the dismissal of engineer Blake Lemoine, who worked in the artificial intelligence (AI) development sector of LaMDA (Language Model for Dialogue Applications).
According to Lemoine, LaMDA would have become fully conscious and showed feelings, emotions, and subjective experience. In addition to denying the reports, Google decided to remove the employee for violating the company’s confidentiality policies. So, we can only imagine: what would happen if an AI was able to develop its own consciousness? Understood!
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Universes in which machines become conscious and turn against humans have been part of the countless acts of pop culture to this day. However, it is everything that the most creative minds in our world have thought of future Than artificial intelligence is minimal right? What are the next steps?
Finally, the most interesting question: are these robots really capable of turning against us? Or would machines developing consciousness be something good for us? In the end, these are all just speculative questions and we can only imagine different scenarios that could happen.
if AI When we became truly “smart,” we would make a machine capable of experiencing the same things we experience and producing emotional, intellectual, and spiritual thoughts. However, many things collide with scientific, religious, and philosophical barriers.
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As far as we know, the technology on Earth today has not yet reached the levels needed to create robots that develop their own consciousness, or that acquire “soul” – a religious concept used to describe the individuality of human beings.
However, when we analyze all the technological advances mankind has already made, it is not hard to imagine that this will be possible one day. The truth is that the human brain is by far the most complex organ in our body and even today not even our science can unravel all its mysteries, let alone repeat them.
If we don’t know how we were made, how can we create a machine that can work on its own? However, if one day we can understand all the connections that make us who we are, maybe we can transcribe that way into code and create a robotic creature that walks the world not just as a tool for us, but as something independent – or will it still lack a human touch?
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Over the years, we have increasingly learned to develop robots that are more human than machines. In fact, many are now coated with some type of skin to recreate the human appearance – something scientists consider to attract more sympathy from people.
However, the closer we get to creating machines that closely resemble ourselves, the more difficult it is to separate human identity from robotic identity. Thus, this thought often causes a lot of fear and insecurity in many individuals.
After all, machines are almost built to be copies of us without the flaws and flaws that make humanity so fragile, which makes us even more vulnerable. If machines were indeed developing their own consciousness, then humans would have to work on the relationship with these beings little by little.
This will make our communication evolve over the years, for better or for worse. However, for now we can only imagine these possible scenarios and hope that our technological progress is a really positive thing for the Earth.
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