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Many scifi series demonstrate how machines threaten humans in a very human way. I think for the longest time, machines with really advanced intelligence would b
by perlpimp 12y ago
Many scifi series demonstrate how machines threaten humans in a very human way. I think for the longest time, machines with really advanced intelligence would be prone to errors and mistakes that would cause more problems than actual machines uprising. Given that there are still new various areas for biotech/cybernetics to be developed, talking about 1920s scifi version of the future is near sighted.
I think the future might be more like Isac Asimov meets aliens, where machines are out there surviving extremes of space along with humans, moving towards some common goals.
- DougWebb 12y agoI think for the longest time, machines with really advanced intelligence would be prone to errors and mistakes that would cause more problems than actual machines uprising. Oh, that's a scary thought. Not only would they be extremely fast thinking, intelligent, and powerful, but also occasionally insane. Instead of Terminator, we might be facing a classic "Captain Kirk vs Computer" scenario. Hopefully we'll be able to defeat them with simple logic puzzles too.