Philosophy of artificial intelligence

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    seeing or imagining is real or not? How do we even know if we are imagining what we are seeing, or if what we are seeing is actuality? Based on The Matrix, humans are always in a dream-like state. The film depicts humans attached to a huge artificial intelligence system called the Matrix run by evil machines. This system controls the human mind and conveys it with virtual reality depicting life. In the film, after Morpheus awakens Neo, he tries to decipher the difference between reality and what…

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    The notion that the new defining technology of the current age negatively affects the practitioners of that technology is a common idea throughout human history. It is a belief that is as wrong today as it was 2000 years ago, especially when applied to the current applications of the Internet. As humans develop adoptions to their current world, there is always a non-negligence subset of the population that decries the changes as decedent and detrimental. The focus on increasing efficiency…

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    In July 2015, 21.5 million people were affected by a mass breach of the government’s computer system resulting in the leaking of social security numbers, finger prints, and financial history (Hirschfield Davis, 2015). Our government is supposed to keep its citizens’ information and military secrets secure, but apparently this is not the first time. Michael Daniel, the White House cybersecurity coordinator stated, “This incident that we are talking about today is unfortunately not without…

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    Pros And Cons Of Futurism

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    two meaning, but both of them meets in one point which is” superinteligin Al” of human being. First, human can have many evidence by using technology, and enhanced their inelegant . While others use it to refer to the creation of a completely artificial…

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    The Island Of Beak-Topia

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    In the island of Beak-topia, resides a countless number of birds. To search for food, some fly above the trees, like the toucan, while others swim underneath the island, like the penguin. To hang out with their friends, some get up really early, like the rooster, and some wait until others go to bed, like the owl. All the birds on the island are different, but we still call them birds. There are four basic things that all of these types of birds have in common. They all have beaks, wings,…

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    Organizational Theory was introduced at a time in history when commerce was expanding and the concept greatly shaped the industrial revolution. Classical Organizational Theory was the major administrative structure for both public and private organizations well into the 1930’s and can still be found highly influential today. There were several thought leaders to contribute to the development of this theory and with Aristotle being considered one of the early founders of this thought. This…

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    citizens reacted differently. “From the 1950's, the United States and the Soviet Union attempted to surpass each other in feats of space exploration. What became known as "the space race" began with the Soviet's successful launch of the first ever artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, on October 4, 1957. Sputnik (the full name of which - Sputnik…

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    Philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, came up with a natural morality concept which contrasted with what he termed as hypocrisy and fraud portrayed by the contemporary civilized man. In his book, he paints a picture of a man in the state of nature as he was before civilization. In this state man’s natural goodness was not yet corrupted by the society. His fundamental idea was of moral sentiment concept which was innate in all individuals and not that which was acquired from the community. He argues…

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    several themes which shaped the exploration of individuality and intelligence. Religion, social constructs, and social isolation are some of the various themes present in the book. Intelligence is often defined as something which has to be attained, and not naturally innate to the human experience. Intelligence is experienced through the use of self examination and critical thinking of the world around the individual. “Intelligence comes from afar in those periods of social breakdown when a man…

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    from The Wizard of Oz, the Iron Giant, and Wall-E. One of the major archetypes used in modern stories is the portrayal of robots wanting to become human, and the characters stated above all have this characteristic. Even with superhuman power and intelligence, many robots and droids in the popular media desire to become human. Some portrayals of robots, like the one in The Bicentennial Man, desire to become more physically human, but other movies like A.I. portray robots that have a lack of…

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