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skip to navigation skip to content diogenesis world of ai menu contact us home contact us posted on july 25, 2018 scary facts about artificial intelligence written by adminas posted in ai comments leave a comment we are in the fourth industrial revolution, which is characterized by advances in robotics and self-driving car technology, the proliferation of smart home appliances, and more. at the forefront of all these is artificial intelligence (ai), which is the development of automated computer systems that could match or even surpass humans in intelligence. ai is regarded as the next big thing—so big that future technologies will be dependent on it. but then, do we really know what we are getting ourselves into? here are ten scary facts about artificial intelligence. posted on july 25, 2018 automatic killer robots are in use written by adminas posted in ai comments leave a comment photo credit: markblackultor when we say “automatic killer robots,” we mean robots that can kill without the interference of humans. drones don’t count because they are controlled by people. one of the automatic killer robots we’re talking about is the sgr-a1, a sentry gun jointly developed by samsung techwin (now called hanwha techwin) and korea university. the sgr-a1 resembles a huge surveillance camera, except that it has a high-powered machine gun that can automatically lock onto and kill any target of interest. the sgr-a1 is already in use in israel and south korea, which has installed several units along its demilitarized zone (dmz) with north korea. south korea denies activating the auto mode that allows the machine decide who to kill and who not to kill. instead, the machine is in a semi-automatic mode, where it detects targets and requires the approval of a human operator to execute a kill. posted on july 25, 2018 ai could destroy us written by adminas posted in ai comments leave a comment there are fears that the world might end up in an ai apocalypse, just as it happened in the terminator film franchise. the warnings that ai might destroy us aren’t coming from some random scientist or conspiracy theorist but from eminent professionals like stephen hawking, elon musk, and bill gates. bill gates thinks ai will become too intelligent to remain under our control. stephen hawking shares the same opinion. he doesn’t think ai will suddenly go berserk overnight. rather, he believes machines will destroy us by becoming too competent at what they do. our conflict with ai will begin the moment their goals are no longer aligned with ours. [10] elon musk has compared the proliferation of ai to “summoning the demon.” he believes it is the biggest threat to humanity. to prevent the ai apocalypse, he has proposed that governments start regulating the development of ai before for-profit companies do “something very foolish.” posted on july 25, 2018 ai will exceed humans in reasoning and intelligence written by adminas posted in ai comments leave a comment artificial intelligence is classified into two groups: strong and weak ai. the ai around us today are classified as weak ai. this includes supposedly advanced ais like smart assistants and computers that have been defeating chess masters since 1987. the difference between strong and weak ai is the ability to reason and behave like a human brain. weak ai generally do what they were programmed to do, irrespective of how sophisticated that task might seem to us. strong ai, at the other end of the spectrum, has the consciousness and reasoning ability of humans. it is not limited by the scope of its programming and can decide what to do and what not to do without human input. strong ai does not exist for now, but scientists predict they should be around in ten years’ time. posted on july 25, 2018 the ai market is being monopolized written by adminas posted in ai comments leave a comment the ai market is being monopolized. bigger companies are buying smaller ai startups at an alarming rate. with the current trend, we would end up with ai that is controlled by a very small number of corporations. as of october 2016, reports indicated that companies like apple, facebook, intel, twitter, samsung, and google had purchased 140 artificial intelligence businesses over five years. in the first three months of 2017, big tech companies bought 34 ai startups. [8] worse, they’re also paying huge bucks to hire the top scholars in the field of artificial intelligence. if this remains unchecked, you can guess where we’re heading. posted on july 25, 2018 robots have learned to be deceitful written by adminas posted in ai comments leave a comment in human-style fashion, robots are learning to be deceitful. in one experiment, researchers at the georgia institute of technology in atlanta developed an algorithm that allowed robots to decide whether or not to deceive other humans or robots. if the robots decided to take the route of deceit, the researchers included an algorithm to allow the robot decide how to deceive the people and robots while reducing the likelihood that the person or robot being deceived will ever find out. in the experiment, a robot was given some resources to guard. it frequently checked on the resources but started visiting false locations whenever it detected the presence of another robot in the area. this experiment was sponsored by the united states office for naval research, which means it might have military applications. robots guarding military supplies could change their patrol routes if they noticed they were being watched by enemy forces. in another experiment, this time at the ecole polytechnique federale of lausanne in switzerland, scientists created 1,000 robots and divided them into ten groups. the robots were required to look for a “good resource” in a designated area, while they avoided hanging around a “bad resource.” each robot had a blue light, which it flashed to attract other members of its group whenever it found the good resource. the best 200 robots were taken from this first experiment, and their algorithms were “crossbred” to create a new generation of robots. the robots improved on finding the good resource. however, this led to congestion as other robots crowded around the prize. in fact, things got so bad that the robot that found the resource was sometimes pushed away from its find. 500 generations later, the robots learned to keep their lights off whenever they found the good resource. this was to prevent congestion and the likelihood that they would be sent away if other members of the group joined them. at the same time, other robots evolved to find the lying robots by seeking areas where robots converged with their lights off, which is the exact opposite of what they were programmed to do. posted on july 25, 2018 machines will take our jobs written by adminas posted in ai comments leave a comment no doubt, machines will take over our jobs one day. however, what we don’t realize is when they will take over, and to what extent? well, as we’re about to find out, it’s to a large extent. according to top consultancy and auditing firm pricewaterhousecoopers (pwc), robots will take over 21 percent of the jobs in japan, 30 percent of jobs in the united kingdom, 35 percent of jobs in germany, and 38 percent of jobs in the united states by the year 2030. [6] by the next century, they will have taken over more than half of the jobs available to humans. the most affected sector will be transportation and storage, where 56 percent of the workforce will be machines. this is followed by the manufacturing and retail sectors, where machines will take over 46 and 44 percent of all available jobs. talking about “when,” it is speculated that machines will be driving trucks by 2027 and manning retail stores by 2031. by 2049, they’ll be writing books, and by 2053, they’ll be performing surgery. only few professions will be free of the machine incursion. one is the role of a church minister, which would remain free n

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