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Originally Posted by fdpaq0580
I am cautiously optimistic. But I realize that when science creates some new power to benefit human kind, someone will find a way to use it as a weapon.
As to the shortage of workers, there are plenty of people, just not all willing or able to go to the trouble of working. And in many instances robotics has already taken over industries and put a lot of people out of work worldwide. And a lot of those folks have their lives, futures and families destroyed because of massive layoffs.
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If people don’t want to work and get replaced by another worker or robot, they destroyed their families themselves, blame goes on them.
Robot in manufacturing are not forms of AI, these robots are programmed to do a function over and over again.
AI is not new.
The problem coming with AI on a grand scale is who is going to do the programming. There are a lot of bad apples as leaders in the world and can you imagine how programming wil be created in these countries? Just as we think we don’t want certain people/countries to have nuclear devices, same can hold true for the keys to AI implementation