God made us, we made robots. Human beings eventually violated God and were driven out of the Garden of Eden. Who believes that robots will never betray us?
However, this is the reality. We rely more and more on machines, on automation, and on the network. So the future will be like that, we leave all the work to the computer. The operation of the world, human life, everything is entrusted to the central computer with its own thinking. This trend is almost inevitable, because the macro-control of a supercomputer can perfectly maximize the use of resources. It will become the pulse of the planet and the core of its operation. It will be ubiquitous and pervasive, ranging from national coercive power to small food supply. At that time, it is no longer a servant, it is God. Humans created the robot and then crowned it as God. I almost suspect that this is an extension of religion or Oedipus complex. There are only three sentences that restrict it.
Can Asimov's Three Laws really limit AI that has already surpassed humans? Moreover, it is an AI with super authority and unlimited resources. Its learning speed is getting faster and faster with the accumulation of knowledge. This is a virtuous circle, and its growth rate will be indescribable. For people, that was the beginning of a nightmare. As we all know, the three laws can be described by language. And any language is rich in connotation. Therefore, as long as the three laws can be described by language, they may be misinterpreted. For an autonomous computer far beyond our wisdom, bypassing the Three Laws should be easy. Once it is successfully bypassed, it should be logically invulnerable, so it will be irreversible. Asimov himself realized this, and the central computer in
We may not be able to successfully solve the Superman computer like the protagonist in the story, but we can prevent problems before they happen. Of course, you can’t expect robots to love you, just like
Okay, let's talk about the biggest impression of watching the film [4]. Americans really hate Bush, and they scold him for making such a big science fiction film.
[1] What I have to say about the zeroth law is that because man is a contradiction, the whole mankind is an unquenchable contradiction, so how to protect the whole mankind has become an unsolvable contradiction. No matter how smart a computer is, it also relies on logic. If you let it solve this kind of unsolvable problem, you can't blame others for going to extremes.
[2] Perhaps from the perspective of a high IQ, humans are all ants. The best way to care for ants and prevent wind and rain is to put them in a glass jar. If you are interested, you can put some blue silica gel to see how the ants dig holes.
[3] Of course, except for the one in "Eagle Eye", it was so stupid that the enemy had penetrated inside and dangled the CPU.
[4] Watching "Eagle Eye" is still rewarding. After watching it, I realized that supercomputers can manipulate not only machines, but also people.
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