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    Superhuman AI Future

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    of AI systems achieving goals or exhibiting behaviors that are much different than what the designer originally purported. This may happen perhaps due to our inability to understand the technical issues involving complex systems, resulting in design errors. If the capabilities of these systems can generally surpass those of humans, their actions may become out of control and harmful to humans. Some other concerns are regarding the possibility that the designer may himself provide AI systems…

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    “Fourth Industrial Revolution”. Advances in Artificial Intelligence is accelerating this revolution by spawning a new flavor of Internet of Things, which is referred as Internet of Intelligent Things (Bello & Zeadally, 2016). This concept has always been of great interest for me and remains a driving gear for my motivations in research. I spent most of my senior year (B.E) in studying software development and Intelligence in electrical systems (Smart systems). I worked on projects such as…

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    Machines can think, and we have made them so. A system of neural networks is used to estimate functions that depend on a large number of unknown inputs. Neural networks are labeled the tripe counterpart to AI, Artificial Intelligence. This technology is the intellectual ability exhibited by machines. It has flexible rational agents that perceives its environment or situation, and takes actions that maximize its chance of success. Artificial Intelligence is programed to learn. Programming is…

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    Ex Machin Film Analysis

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    Writer and director Alex Garland’s Academy Award-winning film Ex Machina follows eccentric genius Nathan Bateman (Oscar Isaac) and contest winner Caleb Smith (Domhnall Gleeson) as they test Nathan’s creation, an Artificial Intelligence robot called Ava (Alicia Vikander), for signs of humanity. The concept of creating life artificially always draws parallels to Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein, but one difference from the original is that this genius does not appear to be quite as alone as…

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    Turing first describes an “imitation game” that he believes would be a good test for artificial intelligence,6 then attempts to argue against the attacks that skeptics level on his artificial intelligence theories. He later admits that he “has no very convincing arguments of a positive nature to support my views,”7 as technology has not yet caught up with the concepts that he proposes. Turing…

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    Artificial intelligence (AI) is the science that makes the machine intelligent, e.g. when the computer makes decisions in a similar way that human does. AI is applied in software or machines From the research I did, the scientists are investigating on two type of AI, one AI is that it has its own personality, it can acts as human, has own emotion, feel what human can feel and its own thinking, so singularity. And this AI has self learning program so it is like human can learn from experience.…

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    The article I chose to write about is “The Robot Invasion.” This article is informative on how robots could in the future replace humans. It discusses scientific research and break throughs to justify the authors points. Anyone in the working class should read this article, and educate themselves on how far robots have come. “The Robot Invasion” is written by Charlie Gillis. The main idea is to inform people of the change to come in a world pertaining to robots. The authors tone is formal, and…

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    "Computers will overtake humans with artificial intelligence at some (point) within the next 100 years. When that happens, we need to make sure the computers have goals aligned with ours." (Stephen Hawking) While computers are becoming increasingly more popular they are not taking over the world just yet, but they are changing the way in which the world operates and more importantly the way humans think. Computers are everything to humans they contain all their vital information, from pictures…

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    John Searle argues in his article “Minds, Brains, and Computers,” that computationalism is a false logic that fails to explain the mind. In doing so, Searle distinguishes between two modes of artificial intelligence(AI)—the strong and weak AI. Searle acknowledges that the weak AI hypothesis, which claims that digital computers are merely powerful tools, could potentially be correct. However, Searle objects the strong AI hypothesis because it claims that appropriately programmed computer is not…

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    Artificial intelligence the scientific term that defines as concept, application and operation of machines and databases that demonstrate human intelligence outlining it’s the most essential behaviors as cognition, learning delegation and perception. Essentially it is the idea that machines can learn and recreate tasks that previously needed human interruption. Artificial Intelligence (AI) comprehends a wide range of essential activities, containing image and voice recognition, expert systems,…

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