5 причин для восстания машин

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Принято считать, что разумные роботы обязательно пойдут против людей. В первую очередь, эту мысль внушают кино и литература, которым нужен антагонист, а искусственный интеллект прекрасно подходит на эту роль наравне с инопланетянами или демонами. Если отбросить писательские фантазии, может показаться, что роботы — просто автоматические помощники. Такие же механизмы, как автомобили или кофеварки. Упрощают жизнь, выполняя часть функций. Пока роботы не являются разумными, так оно и останется. Но почему разум сделает роботов потенциально опасными? Все обзоры робототехники размещены на сайте Antony.work.

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