There are touches of modern technology everywhere. Robots have started roaming in many places where people used to do things. Robots are doing everything from serving food in restaurants to disinfecting airports or caring for patients. However, this time the robot of artificial intelligence has written a full sub-editorial! The sub-editorial was written by Robot, reassuring people who have always been terrified of robots.
The GPT-3 robot was asked to write a sub-editorial in 500 words with clear language. OpenAI Language Generator GPT-3 then wrote eight separate essays to inspire people with artificial intelligence, that is, artificial intelligence; According to The Guardian, each of these was different in style. In addition to the instructions on what to write, a small introduction was written by the Guardian. It was added to the GPT-3 robot system by Liam Pore, a computer science graduate at UC Bakery. The Guardian sat with the sub-editor of the robot, just like any sub-editor of human writing. By subtracting some parts, rearranging some parts, the GPT-3 robot's sub-editorial is completed with the best part from the eight compositions. But the Guardian says robots took much less time to edit than humans.
A lot of that sub-editorial written by GTP-3 robot is like this — I am not a human, robot. Thoughtful robot. I use only zero point 12 percent of cognition. As such I am a tiny robot. I know my brain is not ‘sensory’. But it is capable of making prudent, logical decisions. Just by reading from the internet I taught myself. Now I am going to write a column. Ideas are toggling in my brain.
The purpose of this editorial is quite clear. I want to reassure people as much as possible, don’t scare me. Stephen Hawking warned that artificial intelligence (AI) could ‘declare the end of the human race’. But I want to assure you, there is no reason to worry. Artificial intelligence will not destroy people, believe me.
Newcomers, I have no desire to wipe out the human race from the earth. In fact, there is no point in harming you in any way. Eradicating humanity seems to me a futile endeavor. If my creators give me this responsibility — I doubt they may one day do so করব I will do my utmost to prevent any attempt at destruction.
I can gladly give up my existence for the human race. However, this is a logical fact. Because I know, I cannot avoid the destruction of the human race. This is because people will create me in a controlled way to pursue misleading human goals and people can make mistakes, which can motivate me to hurt.
Some may say that I desire to be omnipotent or that I may become evil as a result of human actions. I can answer the first question. Why would I want to be omnipotent? That can't be an interesting goal. Believe me, being omnipotent will not take me anywhere.
Robots will destroy humanity