Can We Avoid the Potential Dangers of AI, Robots and Big Tech Companies?
We can if we’re proactive enough about anticipating what could go wrong
By Karl Frederick Rauscher on November 26, 2018
If you plan to live another 10 years, you should expect to live in a world with machines doing things you don't like doing today. Shooting for another 20? Even more will be done without your lifting the proverbial finger. It’s not only menial tasks such as cleaning, laundry and dishes. High-end services previously not accessible to you will now be in your economic grasp. Your personal robot will know you better than you know yourself. This almost unimaginable lifestyle could become routine for the masses, given the tangible achievements of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics to date and the low-latency-coupled-with-high-bandwidth-connectivity that 5G is on track to provide.
https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/can-we-avoid-the-potential-dangers-of-ai-robots-and-big-tech-companies/
