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RE: Our fear of Artificial Intelligence - is it reasoned?
Very good report.
I think that it will be a long way.
I mean f.e. with selfdriving cars:
Maybe one time you come to the point that all cars can communicate with eatch other. But what you make than with old cars ? You just want to throw them away, or force owner of this car to do so ? If you have mixed traffic this is maybe more dangerous at all.
"For example, military robots may unexpectedly switch sides. Stephen Hawking once "
In the end it's not new - how many soldier died through "friendly fire" till now ?
The question will if we all will be able to manage the AI in good way - we will see.
Thank you for your reply @udow.
That's true, but consider that this "friendly fire" is rarity and is limited to small group of people. In case of AI switching sites, it would mean that every electronic autonomous device in this particular army will also switch site. I suppose that those devices could communicate with each other and would be controlled by one "brain" (as that is the most efficient solution), so decision of this brain would have impact on every device. Switching sites of AI could directly decide about victory.