Is AI A Threat To Humanity By Greg Scoblete

In society, where it is already hard enough to obtain a job, the creation of AI will take away jobs from countless people. In total there will be a 47% loss of jobs and specifically in the

Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee created a book titled Race Against The Machine in which discusses the tremendous impact of technology on today’s society, today’s current employment issues, and the current economic status of the world we live in. Brynjolfsson and McAfee wanted to raise awareness and generate enough of a buzz to get people thinking about where we are currently and where our futures are headed—they did just that. What the authors are basically saying is that we are impacted far more than we realize by technology and if society does not take notice and take action, we will ultimately be beat out by technology and lose the “race”.

In his article “A Darker Them in Obama’s Farewell: Automation Can Divide Us” (2017), Claire Cain Miller explains how automation causes more harm than good to society, can divide the nation and leave millions of people unemployed, rather than economy prosperity. Miller mentions technology change can make minorities like immigrants, the poor, transgender, and even white people feel left behind, which drive cynicism and political polarization. Since artificial intelligence can only do fixed, low-skilled works, education will be the main solution as professional works like service, including health care and education jobs will never be lost in time. The solution for this, as the White House advocated, is through education.

Artificial intelligence is present in world, imagine what the world will be like in one hundred years. There are two examples that show that artificial life is dangerous, Frankenstein and Blade Runner.. The book Frankenstein is about a doctor who brings a creates a monster and then brings it back to life. The movie Blade Runner is about a man hunting down Replicants. These two examples are so different but they have the same point.

Technology makes everybody more intelligent. Nowadays some researchers believe. that by the growth of the technology human’s mind also gets smarter. For instance, in the article Genevieve, Bell. Google Effect “Is Technology Making Us Stupid?” independent. has the idea that technology helps us to become smarter. By use of technology, people overcome to their unknowns in many ways, and they are able to access the answers of their questions much faster and easier. Even though There are some challenges that argue use of technology might cause amnesia, but after many years it has not been approved yet. It is true, that humans are social thinker and people used to help each other in group thinking and making decisions and that helped us to

Society today is greatly influenced by technology and the impact it has had within the past 20 years. One of the largest breakthroughs, though, is Artificial Intelligence (A.I.). The technology associated with A.I. has greatly developed in the past years, and is only making devices smarter. When someone mentions technology, or even the technological breakthroughs the world has gone through recently, many people go straight to smartphones and computers. A.I. is often overlooked, or put into a general category of "technology". Yet, artificial intelligence is something that should we not be so quick to dismiss, and should be something that gets people talking and even excited for what the future holds.

However this is not the only issue that we fear. What we fear is that artificial intelligence systems can misunderstand a mission or instruction which can lead to a lot of damage, which can include hurting a lot of people. Like when Ultron from Avengers 2 takes his mission to bring peace the wrong way. Or when artificial intelligence controlled weapons may be an advancements for soldiers and civilians living in warzones, however when a situation comes where a these weapons which are designed to identify and destroy targets from 3000km away misunderstand instructions, it can lead

Artificial intelligence has become a big controversy between scientists within the past few years. Will artificial intelligence improve our communities in ways we humans can’t, or will they just cause danger to us? I believe that artificial intelligence will only bring harm to our communities. There are multiple reasons why artificial intelligence will bring danger to humanity, some of them being: you can’t trust them, they will lead to more unemployment, and they will cause more obesity.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is developing rapidly as in the last few years there have been some AI that is created to help human in some different sectors like aged care. However, in the development of artificial intelligence there are some problems as there are some arguments regarding the war machine or autonomous weapon which is powered by artificial intelligence. Some people may believe that war machine can create a peaceful world, however the war machine posses some dangers to humanity and may even create a more chaotic world. It is because it do not have any clear ethics, fast decision making, and error-free software also can it threaten human rights to rule furthermore the danger of advanced countries dominance that can lead into Cold War.

The report “losing Humanity: The Case Against Killer Robots” calls for a ban on the use of drones; and argues that fully autonomous technologies like war robots would not meet the requirement of international humanitarian law (“Losing Humanity”). There are three specific criterions, mentioned in the report, that justify the dangers of using robots. First and for most, the war robots can barely distinguish if the target is a solider or a civilian; furthermore, the robots are unable to judge whether the collateral damage of the attack outweighs the military advantage (“Losing Humanity”). Since the robots can not correctly evaluate the risks involved in an attack, they are prone to make huge mistakes. Second, the use of autonomous drones in wars

Technology is changing so quickly that a skill or job that was relevant yesterday could be taken by a machine tomorrow. People may wonder, will robots take over every job and will humans become irrelevant. Computers have helped people in many ways correcting human error while writing, or saving time and money by helping to do simple tasks easier and more efficiently. Think about banks or automotive assembly lines these have been replaced by machines. You can now deposit checks and manage money with your phone, people that once used to build vehicles now are replaced by machines. It is not because people were doing these jobs the wrong way it's that technology can do jobs faster without human error.

This represents how the AI will, for sure, take a whole bunch of job opportunities which will increase the efficiency but the workers will not benefit as they will lose their jobs. This is one of the best-case scenarios that helps explain the decrease in the future in the workplace employment if Artificial Intelligence gets developed to a point where it can fully function as a human. As Siri and other artificial intelligence applications have already decreased the need of having a personal assistant, it just keeps on proving : artificial intelligence will decrease the workplace opportunities as it develops.

Technological advancement as a fact of human intelligence has always been inspirational. We are delighted to view all the progress of technology and artificial intelligence that brings convenience to human beings and our planet as a whole. However, technology, which has been considered good in itself, is invading in almost all the industries and starting to replace human professions. When we walk into a grocery stores, we can see self-checkout machines happily and efficiently doing their calculations. The self-driving car launched by Google Inc. has also drawn great attention of the public. The faster, safer, and more accurate characteristics of technology completely exceed the function of human labors. Therefore, should we expect a future where technology and artificial intelligence steal a large majority of human professions? Will most people eventually become jobless and, as a result, receive no income? However, despite its superiority over human labor, technology has a number of limitations that can never supersede human creativity, moral ethics, and the function of human labor in the tremendous world of economics.

Imagine a world with full of Artificial Intelligence, in a form of a robot. It is a thought that most people can dream of. Eventually it won 't be an imagination anymore but a goal that most people will try to accomplish. As years progress in life, our technology gets better and better. We play as “god” as we experiment with the theories of AI’s. Having an AI in our world can have its disadvantage. For example, an AI can feel and think like a human on its own. By this, I mean that an AI can have real emotions and can be able manipulate them. It can also make good and bad decision. Not only is that a concern for everyone, but they can actually look like use and be mistaken for a real human. Another concern is that they might overpopulate

As humanity progresses, technology continues to develop and grow more complex. However, with every piece of advanced technology there are jobs and industries that are irreversibly affected. Examples of this are farming and manufacturing, where workers have been replaced by machinery creating large amounts of short term unemployment. However, these people eventually are filtered back into the economy, most finding new employment. It is known among economists that as technology is developed society will grow more prosperous and the economy will increase in size. Despite the fact that previous jumps in technology have not lead to mass unemployment, the rise in technologies, like artificial intelligence, make these concerns over technology taking jobs much more real. Entire industries like taxi driving, trucking and even some white-collar jobs will be replaced by technology. A study done in an academic journal estimates 47% of jobs in the USA are at risk of computerisation (Frey and Osborne, 2013). If these estimates come true, there will be massive amounts of unemployed people in the future which would have devastating effects on the economy.