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RE: What Would Happen if a Superintelligent (AI) Actually Took Over? 🤖
Still , it will not know what we do not know and will never be smarter as that what created it , it will use the mistakes we feed it whit .
It is a reflection of our own intelligence , programmed just like most of the real humans are , in chaos it will fail just like most humans do . A secure kill-switch must be the start when building a AI super intelligence , as the fear comes from our own input ;-)
If an AI creates it's own conscious mind it's over. It can increase it's intelligence in seconds. And why would a god be slave of a dull idiot? I don't think we are clever enough to make that kill-switch.
Hah ;-) , what is a conscious mind ? ... free will ?
And , increase it's intelligence ? on what , your assumption / fear / input ;
That a great intelligent conscious , artificial or not , will go for power and total control .
Jup , you just proven that we indeed are not clever enough ..... for that kill-switch ;-)
Of course it's smarter than the people who created it, It knows everything we don't know. It potentially has access to databases, information technology, 'smart' devices etc. If it can learn from itself, it would use every available resource to sustain and exponentially increase its 'intelligence'. Whether or not that means it will exterminate the human population is up for debate
LOL , just tell me , how is it to know what we do not know ,as we are it's creator's ?
You mistake your personal knowledge with all our human knowledge .
A ai is capable of doing the thinking of all of us humans together at once .
Still it is a mirror of the knowledge of it's creator , us humans .
So as we see us as a danger to, for example this planet , then the ai will see this to .
A ai is fast and almost all-knowing , like knowing what the human race know's , true a database we humans created for it .
Solutions it gives to problems are not of greater smartness then we ourself s could come up with .
There just reflections of our own input ;-)
Hard to even read what you're stating. But ok