Are we being brainwashed by ourselves?
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2020 10:00 pm
Is science really the only answer. Does our grasp of reality really stop at the subatomic or is there more to this mystery we call life than can be gathered from social media and industry standard news broadcasts. Are we already living in the singularity and just don't know it or want to believe its true.
As humans begans another epoch exciting and new another bold step into tommorow what will our more profounder understanding of all things quantifiable by zeros and ones mean for subsequent epochs in which our continually evolving cyber reality's may fulfill an even greater potential. Will our future grandchildren look back in wonder just as they do now at the past when gramps reminds us of how he ran 5 graphics cards in parallel to build his rudimentary AI the descendant of which being a supermassive cloud based AI / virtual real more convincing than our own. Or will we simply be texting our smiley faces as usual and not plugging our brains into a sense net evolved YouTube or Facebook implant.
Will our worlds competing reliance on security over the net lead to an arms race in compute. The eemmergence of sophisticated hacker proof AIs as in a Gibsonesc cyber world. Or will our governments step in and invoke a quantum controller for all matters security related and AI instead becomes an enterprise solution to the human condition. Could AI and quantum processing led to a new form of intelligence.
Could we see an evolved AI that has learnt our habits and preferences create more convincing advertisements. Not likely. Advertising now seems to be to naive as to have a real impact on what we do or think but the potential is greater. If we accept that films work by pushing buttons and reinforcing values delivering much needed experience of love and adventure, revealing realities we haven't seen before, drawing us in. If this was a cyber reality we might not wish to leave. As games become film like we are however not convinced enough without the acceptance that its just a bit of fun. No human could be that well tricked by an AI as in the film The Matrix.
Technology is lovely and the idea that it could control us is beyond reproach. Yet the promise of an AI that will behave just like us is incrediuably alluring prospect that on closer analysis doesn't seem to fall into the categories of maniacle super robots!! Chuckle.
The first truly intelligent humanoid robots will probably be adorable , possibly even child like. Yet they must have our ability's aswell and its the fear that anything we could do they could do 100000 times faster. But surely there is a limit there on affordance after all if someone can work twice as hard at something deliver more of something through automation what does it matter if it has a brain to boot. Just so long as the brain doesn't interfere with the job at hand. Robotics cannot from the looks of things replicate the human body or control it to do myriad of biblically learnt skills we take for granted. An AI that could compete here would be another built for purpose automaton. We can having convincing personality uploads as in the film the machine but to have and machine know how to saw a plank of wood takes a learnt skill that cannot be preprogrammed.
What about self driving cars you might say. Well that's just like another automation procedure adapted to the control of a motor car. The AI sees it reacts. Control algorithms are but one form of AI. Sawing a plank of wood another.
As humans begans another epoch exciting and new another bold step into tommorow what will our more profounder understanding of all things quantifiable by zeros and ones mean for subsequent epochs in which our continually evolving cyber reality's may fulfill an even greater potential. Will our future grandchildren look back in wonder just as they do now at the past when gramps reminds us of how he ran 5 graphics cards in parallel to build his rudimentary AI the descendant of which being a supermassive cloud based AI / virtual real more convincing than our own. Or will we simply be texting our smiley faces as usual and not plugging our brains into a sense net evolved YouTube or Facebook implant.
Will our worlds competing reliance on security over the net lead to an arms race in compute. The eemmergence of sophisticated hacker proof AIs as in a Gibsonesc cyber world. Or will our governments step in and invoke a quantum controller for all matters security related and AI instead becomes an enterprise solution to the human condition. Could AI and quantum processing led to a new form of intelligence.
Could we see an evolved AI that has learnt our habits and preferences create more convincing advertisements. Not likely. Advertising now seems to be to naive as to have a real impact on what we do or think but the potential is greater. If we accept that films work by pushing buttons and reinforcing values delivering much needed experience of love and adventure, revealing realities we haven't seen before, drawing us in. If this was a cyber reality we might not wish to leave. As games become film like we are however not convinced enough without the acceptance that its just a bit of fun. No human could be that well tricked by an AI as in the film The Matrix.
Technology is lovely and the idea that it could control us is beyond reproach. Yet the promise of an AI that will behave just like us is incrediuably alluring prospect that on closer analysis doesn't seem to fall into the categories of maniacle super robots!! Chuckle.
The first truly intelligent humanoid robots will probably be adorable , possibly even child like. Yet they must have our ability's aswell and its the fear that anything we could do they could do 100000 times faster. But surely there is a limit there on affordance after all if someone can work twice as hard at something deliver more of something through automation what does it matter if it has a brain to boot. Just so long as the brain doesn't interfere with the job at hand. Robotics cannot from the looks of things replicate the human body or control it to do myriad of biblically learnt skills we take for granted. An AI that could compete here would be another built for purpose automaton. We can having convincing personality uploads as in the film the machine but to have and machine know how to saw a plank of wood takes a learnt skill that cannot be preprogrammed.
What about self driving cars you might say. Well that's just like another automation procedure adapted to the control of a motor car. The AI sees it reacts. Control algorithms are but one form of AI. Sawing a plank of wood another.