How could Artificial Intelligence become dangerous?

[Jstpssng]

Or work. The idea is becoming that some job sectors will see 30-40% unemployment in 5 years or less. This could cause a major shift in the trajectory of humanity. I don't think a lot of people realize how unnecessary they are about to become

It's been ongoing for years. When did automation start in Detroit?

 

[kenmbz]

Box, run, crash: China’s humanoid robot games show advances and limitations

Beijing is keen to showcase country’s prowess in robotics, say observers – but some are sceptical about real-world use

www.theguardian.com

World Robot humanoid games in China

It's been ongoing for years. When did automation start in Detroit?

but that was simple learned automation, just like during the industrial revolution when horses were replaced and motors/steam engines came in use. They could kill you if they were broken, they didn't want to kill you.

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

So, what will humans be needed for? To eat?

 

[ruffdog]

AI can be deadly.......

Senior, 76, died while trying to meet Meta AI chatbot ‘Big sis Billie’ — which he thought was real woman living in NYC

 

[Hay Dude]

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The most dangerous thing in the world to human life is communism.

 

[California]

The most dangerous thing in the world to human life is communism.

Are you simply trying to kill the thread?

 

[2manyrocks]

Any underlying philosophy that has no respect for individual human life is what's dangerous to human life whether it's AI or communism or any other "ism."

 

[Hay Dude]

Are you simply trying to kill the thread?

No. I’m simply trying to help the quivering weenies realize there’s much more dangerous things out there than AI.
Some other more dangerous things than AI:
Open borders
Nefarious Deep state operators
Unregulated labs experimenting with viruses
Dictators with unregulated nuclear weapons

 

[rontaki]

Any and every thing we humans create has had some deadly consequences. Part of the price of progress. AI happens to be on center stage at the moment, and in a big way due to its potential huge effect on our lives.
We didn't stop using electricity after someone was electrocuted. In fact, we are quite used to the word "electrocuted" , yet it didn't exist before electrification.

 

[Hay Dude]

Or work. The idea is becoming that some job sectors will see 30-40% unemployment in 5 years or less. This could cause a major shift in the trajectory of humanity. I don't think a lot of people realize how unnecessary they are about to become

I hope this comes true mainly in the gubmit sector and health care. Might be great for reducing costs. Reduced costs could usher in lower taxes. So much needless manpower waste in our government. What is it, something like 1 in 10 people in the USA are employed by gubmit?
In the private sector I don’t really see it being that big of a cause for unemployment. I’d be more concerned with robotics than AI?

I don’t doubt what you’re saying, just trying to balance it with optimism in other areas.