Humans have been Known for their good workmanship.We have found the tremendous efforts of the Robots very helpful in our daily activities. We live in a time when robots clean our houses, drive our vehicles, disable bombs, provide prosthetic limbs, support surgical procedures, manufacture products, entertain, teach and surprise us. Just as smartphones and social media are offering a connectivity beyond anything we imagined, robots are beginning to offer physical capabilities and artificial intelligence (AI), cognitive abilities beyond our expectations. Together, these technologies could be harnessed to help solve important challenges, such as ageing societies, environmental threats and global conflict.
What will a day in our lives look like, in this not-so-distant future? Science fiction has explored these possibilities for centuries. Our lives will likely be longer: with synthetic organs to replace defective parts of our bodies, nanosized medical interventions allowing the precise targeting of diseases and genetics, and autonomous vehicles reducing fatalities in traffic. Our jobs will change dramatically. Certain jobs will not exist anymore and new jobs will emerge – in the development of robot service apps, for instance, that could run on available robot platforms in our homes. The way we are educated will also change radically – our senses and brains may be artificially enhanced, and our ability to reflect on new insights gained from the automated analysis of vast amounts of data will require a different treatment of information in schools.
But how will we relate to each other in a civilization that includes robots? In what way will we meet each other, have relationships and raise our children? To what extent will robots and humans merge?
Many of us wonder whether AI will become so intelligent and capable in human communication that the boundaries between human and artificial beings will blur. If it is possible to communicate in a natural way and build a meaningful interaction over time with an artificial agent, will there still be a divide in the relationships we have with people and technology? Also, once our human bodies and minds are enhanced with AI and robotics, what will it mean to be “human”?
Robots and artificially intelligent systems will be able to offer us unique abilities to support and enhance our decision-making, understanding of situations and ways to act. Robots will be able to contribute to or autonomously carry out labour. Perhaps robotics will be fully physically integrated in our human bodies once a number of challenges are overcome. Also, we will relate to artificial agents as we do to humans – by communicating with them in natural language, observing their behaviours and understanding their intentions. However, in order to sustain a meaningful relationship with conversations and rituals, which deepen and evolve over time in the rich context of everyday life, as is the case between people, an extensive artificial inner life will need to be created. As long as we replicate or surpass certain functions of human intelligence rather than the holistic whole of human intelligence placed in the rich context of our everyday lives, it is unlikely that artificial agents and people can be totally integrated.
We really appreciate the help of Robots in the sense that we we work with tben every now and then.
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Robots have been of great help to us. perhaps we can say we make use of them every second passing by at work, at home and almost every where we go.