The Risks of Manufacturing and Applying Artificial Intelligence
Ariel Radinovic
Three Reasons
1. The Ability to Learn
2. The Wrong Hands
3. Achieving a Goal No Matter What the Cost
Three Reasons
The Ability to Learn
- Machine Learning-huge advancement in AI
- Robots can make own desicions
- No human command once learned
- Imitates 80% of brain, used for thinking
Reason 1
- Research stated by MIT Technology Review
The Wrong Hands
- Technology like this is not uncommon
- Can be used as desctructive weapons
- Countries like North Korea and terrorists
Reason 2
- Creating machines more intelligent than humans
- AI seen as a global threat
- Organizations and Universities like Oxford, Yale
Achieving a Goal No Matter What the Cost
- Robots given commands by humans
- Expected and programmed to follow through
- Can be strong and smart enough
- Robots can disobey 100% of commands
Reason 3
- Will try to protect themselves
- (dailymail.co.uk)
Who is Elon Musk?
- Elon Musk - explorer, engineer, inventor
- Founded Tesla Motors and SpaceX
- Highly respected scientist
- Known to be a genius
YouTube Clip
YouTube Clip
- Musk claims AI is the biggest threat to civilization today.
He claims...
Additional Topics
1. Job Loss
2. Promoting Laziness
3. Another Perspective
Additional Information
Job Loss
- Robots predicted to take jobs away
- Computer/social related jobs at risk
Job Loss
Promoting Laziness
- Humans already depend greatly on technology
- Life without it seems almost unimaginable
- Americans check phones 80 times per day
- Get used to robots doing work
- Slowly lose independence and motivation
Another Perspective
Another Perspective
- Some claim robots programmed against hatred
- They naturally love people
- However, AI can surpass human intelligence
- Can learn to think for themselves
Final Thought
Scientific genius Stephen Hawking once said...
"AI could spell the end of the human race."
Closing
Is Artificial Intelligence really worth the risk?