Facebook kills chat robots after developing their own language!

         ....... Facebook kills chat robots after developing their own language!.......

        .....+Over the past few weeks, you may have gone through the war of words raging between the two poles of technology in the world today, Elon Mask (CEO, SpaceX) and Mark Zuckerberg (CEO, Facebook) on the future of artificial intelligence. Elon Mask believes perfectly well that artificial intelligence will be a direct threat to humans in the long run in the future, while Mark naturally sees that artificial intelligence will support human evolution and progress and that we have no future without it! But Musk seems to be right in the end, and in recognition of Facebook itself!

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Facebook researchers found that two Chat Bots, developed in the company's social intelligence network, had been communicating in a secret and unexpected way recently. Roba chat who bear the name Bob Bob and Alice Alice developed a strange language incomprehensible to communicate between them! Let's read together what happened in one of the talks ...

This is an incontrovertible pony of a strange conversation that may seem meaningless or simply a technical error; but researchers say it is a kind of linguistic shorthand! That is to say, those unintelligible words are reduced and truncated so as not to appear comprehensible only to those who receive them. What happens exactly here, then ?!

In June 2017, Facebook announced its FAIR (Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research) initiative or Facebook Artificial Intelligence research, in which the company developed a set of conversation robots that could negotiate with                users. Bots are basically intelligent software that can talk to humans and other computers to perform certain tasks such as booking an appointment or recommending a restaurant. Something like Siri on iPhone, but Facebook let the chat robots have the freedom to communicate with what they "love" and have not been restricted or directed to speak English all the time! That's how Facebook's software robots started to get out of the text, apparently, to become more capable of performing their tasks. Or so it seems to us!

                 ..........+   Facebook refuses to comment on that incident until now; although it has been going on for more than a month. It seems that it will get worse and worse with chat robots enabled via the Facebook Messenger application recently. This means that 1.2 billion human beings are in touch with conversation robots that are supposed to always enjoy them for tasks such as delivering meals or shopping online. This is Facebook's vision at this point: talking to robots rather than contacting companies over the phone.

Although this trend is not limited to Facebook with the investment of other technology giants in the same field, such as Amazon with the help of digital Alexa, Google, Apple and Samsung; however, the restrictions placed by those companies on these robots, unlike Facebook, make it less uncertain about the concerns about The future of artificial intelligence, even for a while. I think the conversation is very nice and useful, although it raises other issues related to our modern lifestyle but it is always nice to get an immediate answer from a hotel to book a room or even have a conversation with your legendary hero who is totally dedicated to chattering with you!

Currently, until further notice, Facebook has blocked its chat robots from creating new languages and restrictions on speaking a particular language. But the most important question remains: Will these restrictions prevent artificial intelligence from developing a personal awareness of its future vocabulary? Will we really resist the temptation to enhance the capabilities of robots on the pretext of improving their performance? Let's wait to see!

                                         

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