We don't know whether destroying the world is a joke or a confession, but with the development of science and technology, more and more robots are made, and scientists begin to doubt whether they can be given autonomy. Sophia is a breakthrough.
The fire of the American TV series "Real Human" makes people seem to see that this day is coming. . .
If robots have feelings, you can be sure of the following two things:
1. In recent years, many intelligent AI products and small robot pets or smart home appliances have appeared. I believe this is just the beginning, such as millet speakers, electronic pet dogs, sweeping robots and so on. If robots can be mass-produced, human beings will officially enter the intelligent age. If robots have emotions, does it mean the arrival of the era of full intelligence?
2. If human beings can give robots a certain degree or even all human emotions, then by then, human science and technology will surely advance by leaps and bounds. As a person, on the one hand, we should feel elated.
However, more worries and questions:
1. Robots can really have feelings, so do they enjoy human rights in law?
2. In the future, robots can take the place of human beings in certain jobs. Will a large number of people lose their jobs?
3. If robots have gender characteristics in the future, will there be a combination of humans and robots? If you get married, how can you reproduce?
Robots have feelings. Will they form a society? Will everything, including cars and houses, be surrounded by high technology like scenes in science fiction movies?
5. Because robots have their own feelings, will there be subtle changes in the relationship between people, people and robots, and robots and robots?
6. If robots are all over society and even nature, where will human beings and flesh-and-blood animals go? Being put in a zoo to watch?
7. Is it a threat to all mankind? Does it bring about changes in species?
8. Any organ in the future can be replaced by metal, even the brain or heart? Is it possible to prolong people's life or even live forever because all parts can be replaced? Or is it because this population has plummeted? Into a mechanical world?
Militarily, the future war must be a contest of science and technology. Will mechanical soldiers be used to reduce human casualties?
10. After the technology matures, does human ambition greatly increase, thus expanding into outer space and emigrating?
1 1. Who can implant consciousness into the robot first? Will there be a second cold war?
Some friends may think that this day is far away, but if it does come, as flesh and blood, how should we deal with it?
First, we should preserve human nature. In some movies/TV series, robots have more feelings than human beings, such as caring for others and unity. The biggest difference between human beings and machines is that we have the ability to perceive, and human nature is our most precious wealth. In the course of day after day, we become selfish, greedy and numb. If robots have feelings and show more empathy, should we be ashamed?
Second, create more. Because everyone is unique, thinking enables us to distinguish individuals. So, while we have time, let's create and express our ideas in various forms, because unique thinking is one of the characteristics of human beings, and robots have self-awareness, which is also given by human beings at the beginning.
Finally, rejoice in your joys and sorrows. Too many people think that living is a very painful thing, but fortunately, pain is the best proof that we are living human beings. Laughter and crying can be imitated, but pain can't We have emotional changes because our brains and bodies are experiencing life. The most encouraging thing is that we have our own unique senses. What if our bodies are mechanical?
Give you a set of data reference-the number of AI patent applications in various countries, and we-mankind will undergo drastic changes. What do you think?