| what i could see from peeking into the little keyhole of the future door, in the future, humans will act more like a robot. they exist only to do the job given to them. robots will act more like a human. they interact with their surroundings, they take care of humans children (the ability of taking care of children in a humane way is very rare, even in modern day yknow) and the elderly, they'll be more forgiving than the humans, etc. although there are some exceptions but it is what considered as the "normal" daily life in the future ^-^ |
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| Depending on your definition, I believe we might already be well past that point. |
| "my life at this state could be transposed into a pretty massive biography" - Cneq, "the guy who was literally using BTC in 2012 to make deals in the first main instance of a digital itemized economy forming naturally in all human history (also the precursor of NFTs) and who had 20k+ total trades.", 23 years old MAL's most prolific antivaxxer, Noboru. |
Kuroko-chan said: or the robots will start to go against the humans and try to exterminate them and take over the planet and other planets? wow that thing that you are smoking seems high-quality. anyway... if the number of robots overcome the number of humans, then the humans could not relax and let them do their shit cuz lotta people would lose their job and the number of unemployed would increase. I think that is what would happen or something like that. |
 "というわけで。待望の、体 操 服！ でっあ～る。祭りであれば、余も着飾ってはいられぬと用意したが……うむ！ 心身ともに軽くなったようだ。どうだ？ 似合っているであろう、マスター？" - Random Quote From Internet by Saber Nero |
| Well, there is a possibility of this but almost a billion people are in poverty. Also, I think most people are not dumb to apply 3 laws of robotics. |
| Well, considering that there is a strong correlation between human development and birth rates, as the former rises the latter decreases, it's very easy to picture a world where advanced robots outnumber biological humans. In the future, when all major economies see population crises similar to the ones currently being experienced in places such as Japan and Scandinavia, 'building' a workforce to take over from humans in most sectors of the economy will become a necessity if they wish to maintain the same level of economic output with fewer people and an ageing population. In a world where all countries have achieved a high level of human development, similar to that of modern day Denmark or the Netherlands, the global population may even be down to fewer than a billion people. As such, assuming global economic output needs to be much higher to sustain this level of development, biological humans could be outnumbered considerably by a theoretical robotic workforce. I don't think they would ever try to exterminate us. When you consider that we place such a high emphasis on health and safety today, I'm sure there would be extensive fail-safes in place to ensure that they can't feasibly band together and kill us all. Then again, rising robotic intelligence raises the issue of ethics. When does a highly advanced robot become a living, feeling thing? When does ownership of a complex appliance become chattel slavery? |
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| As a societal collapse could happens in the next few decades, I doubt that robots could become more prevalent than humans. |
| The way thing progressed though I'd say we're probably going ended up in an dystopic oligarchy, with robots as the wall between the rulers and the ruled. There is no guarantee that the few in power would not use it to their advantage to control the society through monopoly of means of productions, resources, and most importantly, social systems. I'm talking about a fully automated society run by robotic workforce privately owned by large corporations, most people would lived off from universal basic income where there's no real job position to get more wealth or even access to gain ownership of anything, those large corporations would becomes the new form of governance, since ordinary people no longer held bargaining chips to power holder then we're at the mercy of their goodwill. We might even say it's a new kind of slavery, the ironic thing not being forced to work, but being let live... It's not the robots that we need to fear, it's the humans. |
azzuReApr 3, 2019 7:03 AM
| The most important things in life is the people that you care about |
| The robots will take all the jobs and humans won't have jobs= no money to buy all the shit they want you to buy. The future looks very bleak. The AI is a danger to humanity and it should be stopped. |
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| science and technology is a double edge sword so thats why they need regulations or ethics be applied to them but one possibility is that because of technological singularity but future humanity can also artificially evolve to be robot like creatures (transhumanism) |
| Machines already took over food factories..Also its too early to discuss this situation..it will take a lot of time to adopt human's job.. Kuroko-chan said: or the robots will start to go against the humans and try to exterminate them and take over the planet and other planets? Never underestimate a programmer..They are not dumb enough to create a big breakpoint bug like this..its just that you saw too many computer scientists saying "Robots are threat to humans" , saw movies like terminator,avengers etc. and started believing in it... For a moment think about how much data would a human-like robot needs to conquer this world..probably yottabyte or more and we can compress this issue by using nanotechnology..But nanotechnology is far behind to achieve this so its too early to discuss.. And taking over humans will come later..Highest priority will be finding this universe's answers..For example , someone created a human-like robot , now you can see what will happen..companies like Nasa will get their hands on it and will send it to space to get some more answers..Just like Interstellar scenario.. So i think that robots will never create a chaos or rebel against humans , it will be humans who will create this opportunity.. |
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