Will AI 'Doomsday' Be Avoided?
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Will AI 'Doomsday' Be Avoided?
DW Hall
ProdigyNews.com
With a simple look at the present where science
is willing to put at risk the entire human race
when there is any potential at all of that
technology going rogue one needs not venture to
far in the future to understand the dangers
presented by today's technology and those who
oversee and control it.
In a Daily
Beast Article put out in 2007 Jay Keasling
at UC Berkeley received $42 million from Bill
Gates to create living microfactories that
manufacture a powerful antimalaria agent. With
this technology which is being funded by one of
the globalist main eugenicist foundations, a
"people who are defying Nature's monopoly on
creation are a loose collection of engineers,
computer scientists, physicists and chemists who
look at life quite differently than traditional
biologists do. In applying this advancement
through a mis-match compilation of what amounts
to hired hands with the dollars to create
'Frankensteins' through through human and
synthetic genomes Harvard professor George
Church wants "to do for biology what Intel does
for electronics"—namely, making biological parts
that can be assembled into organisms, which in
turn can perform any imaginable biological
activity.
Genetic Armageddon: Humanity's Greatest Threat
With even the slightest possibility of AI going
berzerk in some form, is it still worth the risk
without the discussion and preparation of being
able to contain and 'jail' a runaway element of
AI whether it be either synthetic, human or a
combination of both? In a paper from 1998
entitled "Implications: Why Create Artificial
Intelligence?" it was the position of Scientist
Hubert Dreyfus, that it is not even worth
considering the negative implications because
there is only a remote possibility that
artificial intelligence will be dangerous. This
type of approach is exactly that which needs
most specifically to be taken into consideration
as there is no turning back once it goes live.
Another Top A.I. researcher Hugo
de Garis explains in YouTube clip which
has been removed that the development of
super-intelligent A.I. may lead to a devastating
world war that could kill billions of people. He
adds that he is more than willing to take the
risk, saying, “As a brain builder myself, am I
prepared to risk the extinction of the human
species for the sake of building an artilect? …
yep.”
In a most recent article written by Jeremy Hsu
of InnovationNewsDaily, titled a Humanity
Must 'Jail' Dangerous AI to Avoid Doom, Expert
Says computer scientist at the University
of Louisville in Kentucky Roman Yampolskiy made
the case "It can discover new attack pathways,
launch sophisticated social-engineering attacks
and re-use existing hardware components in
unforeseen ways". If attacking computer networks
and hardware isn't enough Mr. Yampolskiy says
that the potential exist that "such software is
not limited to infecting computers and networks
— it can also attack human psyches, bribe,
blackmail and brainwash those who come in
contact with it."
Roman Yompolskiy was interviewed by Alex Jones
in which the subject was seriously discussed and
what solutions need to be looked at and the
consequences that could exist should they not be
properly considered and made as preparations to
counter the possible doomsday scenarios.
Here is the Video:
Skynet Rising: The AI Threat to Humanity's Existence with Dr. Roman V. Yampolskiy
Some Trends that reveal the future of AI:
Guessing
Robots Predict Their Environments, Navigate
Better (June 13, 2007) —
Engineers at Purdue University are developing
robots able to make "educated guesses" about
what lies ahead as they traverse unfamiliar
surroundings, reducing the amount of time it
takes to ... > read
more
Robotic
Flower? New Internet-Controlled Robots
Anyone Can Build (Apr. 26,
2007) — Carnegie Mellon University
researchers have developed new robots that are
simple enough for almost anyone to build with
off-the-shelf parts, but are sophisticated
machines that wirelessly connect to ... > read
more
British
Scientist Warns We Must Protect The
Vulnerable From Robots (Dec. 21,
2008) — Top robotics expert professor
Noel Sharkey has called for international
guidelines to be set for the ethical and safe
application of robots before it is too late.
Professor Sharkey believes that as ... > read
more
How
Football Playing Robots Have the Future of
Artificial Intelligence at Their Feet
(Sep.
13, 2010) — The new Premier League
season has begun and in Madrid the World Cup
celebrations are barely over, yet according to
researchers, the world's best players may soon
be facing a new challenge from ... > read
more
New Computers Respond to Students' Emotions, Boredom
March 2, 2012 — Emotion-sensing computer software that models and responds to students' cognitive and emotional states -- including frustration and boredom -- has now been ... > full story
In Space and on Earth, Why Build It, When a Robot Can Build It for You?
March 1, 2012 — Like something straight out of “Star Wars,” armies of robots could nimbly be crawling up towers and skyscrapers to make repairs in the not-so-distant future, so humans don’t have ... > full story
Robot Obeys to Commands and Gestures
February 24, 2012 — A robot helping in the household no longer is a dream of the future. ARMAR, the humanoid robot, can understand commands and execute them independently. For instance, it gets the milk out of the ... > full story
New Robots Can Continuously Map Their Environment With Low-Cost Camera
February 16, 2012 — Robots could one day navigate through constantly changing surroundings with virtually no input from humans, thanks to a system that allows them to build and continuously update a three-dimensional ... > full story
In New Mass-Production Technique, Robotic Insects Spring to Life
February 15, 2012 — A new technique inspired by elegant pop-up books and origami will soon allow clones of robotic insects to be mass-produced by the sheet. Devised by engineers, the ingenious layering and folding ... > full story
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Alex talks with Roman Yampolskiy, a computer
scientist at the University of Louisville in
Kentucky, who recently wrote an article about the
danger to humanity from AI and super-intelligent
computers. Mr. Yampolskiy is trained in the fields
of programming, forensics, biometrics and
artificial intelligence. Alex also covers the
latest on the Kony 2012 propaganda push, the
prospect of the TSA being evicted from the
nation's airports, and the PR problem for Obama's
war effort following the arrest of a soldier in
Afghanistan who is charged with killing 16
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