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RE: What If Robots Become Conscious And Start Demanding Free Will?
Well, according to some experts, it is bound to happen somewhere around the year 2050, but who knows right? But yeah, if they do become conscious, they would want to be free for sure. Now, what fate we humans would face in such a scenario is anybody's guess.
Exactly @sauravrungta!
But since we humans will be the creator of such species, we should know where to draw boundaries and how to limit those possibilities so that the world will be a peaceful place to live in. I don't deny that they will be helpful to us but getting consciousness to such an extent may take them beyond what humans have planned for them or even us for that matter.
Yeah, we can draw the boundaries to the best of our abilities, but things might still get out of hand right? I mean parents try to raise their children right but they may still turn out to become bad people. We can never be 100% in control.
In that case, a central control system to monitor everything is a must. Creators always know the weakest points. I don't deny that few people out to become bad. It's about the core values we learn and implement since childhood. However, there will always be some exceptions but knowing how to limit their powers can be of great help. I also feel that because of these bad things that happen in the world, we challenge ourselves more to invent further beyond our imagination. Every story has its two faces. But, we need to know how to control or end the story in a better way.
I doubt there could be a central control system to control all AI in the world. That's because there won't be one single AI to rule them all but multiple ones and who knows how many of them could go rogue?
The ultimate solution would be a powerful enough EMP but that would render every tech object worthless and humanity would descend into darkness.
I agree with you Saurav.
We don't want all the tech to become worthless as it will send us back in time from where we won't be able to recover quickly and who knows whether we will be able to recover from there or not.