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March 27, 2023, 07:39:38 AM
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There was a time where Elon musk is afraid of Robots with AI capabilities, saying they are dangerous to humans, there was a rumour about some incident where a robot threatened to crush him, I don't know how true is this, but not too long ago even the Microsoft boss Bill Gates is very concerned about the harms that AI could bring on humanity, saying something like AI might decides that humans are a threat. We do we go from here?
Let's just see if that's going to be a problem in the future. We have to remember that these AI are still programmed by human beings and I think we're just having too much of it based on the sci-fi futuristic movies where AIs became rebels and becomes dangerous to humanity.

If they're made for an upgraded productivity then that should be the focused of it to help us catch up with how our lives become easier. But I guess I do understand the worry of it, because it might literally make our lives easier (dark side).
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March 27, 2023, 07:34:47 AM
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there was a rumour about some incident where a robot threatened to crush him, I don't know how true is this, but not too long ago even the Microsoft boss Bill Gates is very concerned about the harms that AI could bring on humanity,

I think Elon musk is saying this in the way in economic purposes that AI are taking over the jobs and in capacity of human. He probably may be raising concerns about the jobs life like robots or humanoid robots do in place of human beings. These robots have in real time taken most employees out of job due to the growth in technology.

IMO I feel that business minded men like Elon musk and Bill gates should not bother themselves on what they have really enjoyed the advantage of. They prefer AI and humanoid robots in place of human beings to use them to cut cost in their businesses including production cost and why complain on a creation that you have chosen over human beings and the effects of which include unemployment and drop in GDP whose result is poverty.
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March 27, 2023, 07:25:38 AM
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Yes, that fear of harm is not wrong at all. Currently, scientists are working on artificial intelligence and developing AI applications for a variety of purposes, from manufacturing automation to medical and financial services. Some are still concerned that artificial intelligence could become a threat to humans in the future. The scientists also studied and presented a number of scenarios about the potential consequences of the development of AI, including issues of cybersecurity, the replacement of jobs by robots. Remember that this change is not a barrier, but we are gradually entering a new era when people control work more effectively.
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March 27, 2023, 07:08:54 AM
#1
There was a time where Elon musk is afraid of Robots with AI capabilities, saying they are dangerous to humans, there was a rumour about some incident where a robot threatened to crush him, I don't know how true is this, but not too long ago even the Microsoft boss Bill Gates is very concerned about the harms that AI could bring on humanity, saying something like AI might decides that humans are a threat. We do we go from here?
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