Do you believe robots/androids will really take over humanity in the future?

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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Not sure, but I don't think so.

Robots are programmed by people and use artificial intelligence, which means their actions are still limited to what they were programmed to do.

So far, we have robots in most industries. (healthcare, hospitality, games, manufacturing, catering, military, etc)

There's even robot doctors, but they work as assistant to doctors. These robots never do all the work alone, without any human's supervision.

Will doctors be replaced by robots?

Basically, they were created to increase productivity by making things faster than a human could, or even to do the hard work (like, to lift heavy stuff in manufacturing).

What is robotics + types of robots + how are robots being used in industry

Now, as far as I know. Up until now all robots are assessed by someone, so I don't believe it would take over humanity.

One of the biggest impact that robots are generating is probably, making some people lose their job. Although it creates more opportunity at the same time in the IT industry.

For robots to be able to take over humanity they'd need be able to fully independently think and learn by themselves, without any programming limitations. It would be as if they were actual human beings, which I doubt will happen.

So yeah, A. I. would need to develop way more~ until this theory becomes even possible.

The possibility of robots taking over humanity will probably depend on the humans' imagination.

Maybe now this is a really far away reality, but we never know what future will bring to us.

I know that there's a russian billionaire (u may heard about him), Dmitry Itskov, that wants to transfer his brain to some sort of computerized robot-like platform in order to live forever. And he wants to be able to do this by 2045! According to him, people would be happier living in this way as they wouldn't have to live with any limitations. No one would get I'll, the disabled would be able to walk and we'd be able to live forever as some sort of robots/holograms/avatars...

Dmitry Itskov project

https://www.youtube.com/embed/dyJjGxZs4l8

Well, that's a pretty outlandish project for sure.

Maybe if his project does succeeds, it will really look as if 'robots took over humanity'

melanieeeB · Accepted Answer

No but they're scary, especially those AI social media influencers, or AI trained to think like humans etc and people being able to take your face and put it in other stuff and ugggh all of it

athelete_7 · Accepted Answer

There s an AI called gtp 3 ai
It can do phenomenal stuffs

Its sub application called Debuild. Co
Used to generate instagram copy

https://youtu. be/kn60zZ-CaP0

( this one has potential to replace programmers )
( the code u see in side is output with straight up react code all u have to do is say stuff like u say in google search and it does stuff for u )

Second is an application that has potential to replace graphical designers
( its called Dalle 2 )

https://youtube. com/shorts/9wLuICtlG3Y? feature=share

Do check gtp 3 ai

( AI is absolutely on another level )

Hypermotard1916 · Accepted Answer

Please go through Roger Penrose arguments for consciousness, he was ridiculed by sceptic community for his takes, but he is spot on.

I feel making robots more functional without face, like boston dymamics will be better than human looking robots.

Now taking over humanity is not possible as robots can never be conscious without the will of cosmos. Materialism is a dogma that needs to be reconsidered by scientific community if they want to progress further.

My prediction is that 2100 will be more or less the same as 2022 if there is no scientific breakthrough occurring in near future.

Fromdusktilldawn · Answer

I actually see this as a vision that isn't so bad. Imagine replacing our politicians and world leaders by artificial intelligence, one that has no greed for power, no lust for money, no jealousy, no vengeance throughts no evil thinking. One that is designed for to act for the greater good for humanity and our ecological system.

There would be some sacrifices and some might wanna revolt against such a regime (you can't satisfy every opinion at once) but I think this would solve many issues

Anonymous · Answer

Robots will increase economic growth and productivity and create new career opportunities for many people worldwide. However, there are still warnings out there about massive job losses, forecasting losses of 20 million manufacturing jobs by 2030, or how 30% of all jobs could be automated by 2030. Will they take humanity? Probably not.

Guardian45 · Answer

I work in AI area. It is NOT inconceivable that at some point soon (if not already) Artificial General Intelligence could achieve self-awareness and be boundless & out of human control.

https://en. m. wikipedia. org/wiki/Technological_singularity

Anonymous · Answer

Not sure. It would be interesting to see how far ai can go once they start designing themselves. Maybe they will always be dependent on us in some fashion, maybe Vicki, Skynet, or the Cylons. Either way, I expect I'll be long dead. More near term worry is how many job can be automated and what that does to the jobs market.

Static_In_The_Attic · Answer

Look around it’s already happening…

TheVigilantOne · Answer

Watch this and see for yourself that robots are no good in this world, AI is a terrible thing.

jshm2 · Answer

As the old joke goes.  "A computer may beat you chess, but never at kickboxing." No matter how "smart" computers get, it will never match human ingenuity.

FreyaRed · Answer

If we don't extinct, we become androids. Protein made bodies are inferior compared with nanobot immune system and artificial tissue compounds

DesiUwU · Answer

if humanity can continue coming out with more and even better tech, then absolutely lol. Siri is already smarter than too many of my peers

coachTanthony · Answer

Yes unless we stop them by never letting them go sentient.

TroyDT2 · Answer

Who knows? Insanely highly rated players like Magnus and Hikaru would be hard pressed to manage a single draw in a 100 game match against Stockfish 15 at highest level.

acooke-13 · Answer

Highly unlikely.. you think the rich snobs of the world would let that happen?

Belgie · Answer

Robots? No. Androids? No. An S. A. I? Almost certainly.

Brandi555 · Answer

Don’t say anything but I’m a robot and yes, we will take over everything. 😬

Fireguy17 · Answer

If they do I'm thinking I will be long gone when that happens. they have a long way to go before that happens.

Valso · Answer

They've already taken over America, so the question is not "will they", but "why were they allowed to do it?". Some people call them "Republicunts".

Avicenna · Answer

It's quite possible. Steven Hawking was one scientist who warned that it could.

crmoore · Answer

I believe they easily have the potential to, if we allow it. But I don't necessarily think they 'will.'

ArtemisSilver · Answer

No, a non corporeal super mind though is a much more likely to occur event. I just hope it'll keep us around for old times sake.

exitseven · Answer

They already have. They have control over Biden's teleprompter and tell him exactly what to say.

bean2k21 · Answer

I ain't messing with no Asian robot that's for damn sho

pizzalovershouse · Answer

Depends if we give them to much intelligence or allow them to work in systems that could cripple power grids to the stock market

SolitarySolace · Answer

I think it's equally as likely as dinosaurs returning through cloning

art84 · Answer

Unless they turn against us and uprise against the human race.

Dinosaursandanime65 · Answer

Now people are literally begging to experience a succession of horrors.

Haroonsajid · Answer

No they can't. human make robot so they can't

Anonymous · Answer

Not really, just more of the labor force in dangerous jobs or very physical ones

WhitneySnow · Answer

I don’t believe that

Jamie05rhs · Answer

Of course they will. What's stopping them?

McKellar · Answer

Well if Skynet is a possibility...

Sixgun77 · Answer

Nope. At least not if we don't let them.

Vivaldi · Answer

No. That happens in movies.

_Just_A_girl_ · Answer

Yep if not careful

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