Feelings or thoughts on Artificial Intelligence's influence on the world presently and the foreseeable future?
I believe people are already becoming too dependent on AI to do simple tasks. Without it, they just can't get things done. So its beneficial in that people are more productive, trade off is that people aren't as creative, innovative, and self reliant. Also worried about how much humans trust AI. A lot of information provided isn't accurate, and then AI image/video and the capabilities it provides to help scammers (AI Voice Imitation, etc.) is troubling.
My take on Artificial Intelligence is that it’s going to be used for no good, have you seen them videos on the internet lately, if they keep advancing the ai technology so much that we can’t tell the difference between real and ai is troublesome for the future of the technology and Life.
I think the human mind is everything and nothing at the same time, and it is the most important thing above all else. AI was created by what I call RI (Real Intelligence) or the human mind, similar to the tools created in the Stone Age. If you misuse those tools, you can hurt yourself. I think the world needs more people to continue to push the limits of real intelligence and the limits of the human mind and creativity; however to that end, we can harnest AI to perform exhausing mundane tasks to free up the human mind to reach it's full potential. Need need this because, we need to figure out how to build better bridges, airplanes, save our planet from a climate disaster, cure diseases, ensure people's basic needs are met, continue to explore space, etc. I feel that AI will be recursive, it will continuoutly imporve itself without or without human intervention. I am obtimistic about AI and I feel that there is a lot that can be done to keep it from spiraling out of control where it can be harmful to humans. Yes. I can see a future where and AI DJ outperforms a human DJ lol..
Amazing input, guys. My feelings are that humans are the ultimate. We are "alpha." As long as we don't undervalue man's contribution to society compared to machine's, we should hopefully be alright.
