Artificial Intelligence Nowadays, artificial intelligence has been widely used in our daily life. Some people say that artificial intelligence is a computer program that thinks like human beings, while others say that artificial intelligence is a computer program that can learn. However, there is no official and unified definition of artificial intelligence. How do you think it should be defined. This year is a big year for AI because on April 1st this year, April fool's day, MIT unveiled the world's first AI for psychopathic homicides. When I first saw the news, I couldn't understand why MIT had created such an artificial intelligence. In fact, it was only after understanding that I realized that this AI called Norman made sense. First of all, we need to know that the cultivation of artificial intelligence is different from ordinary programs. Artificial intelligence is to write a set of algorithms at the beginning, then rely on the AI product itself to learn by itself. So MIT researchers kept showing Norman scary images, or images of blood, violence, war. And then Norman understood what it was like to be conscious of fear. Finally, Norman enjoyed himself and became an AI with complete abnormal homicidal thoughts. And if you look at this, you might be tempted to ask, where is this Norman AI. I don't know if it's in the computer at MIT, but if it's in a car or in a war, Norman will think it's a happy thing to kill people, so that's the point of the MIT study. If someone in his learning process deliberately input some incorrect things to him, he may think it is beneficial to people in the invisible, and then start to destroy human society is also possible. Microsoft recently launched a chat tool called Tay, which you may not have heard of because it was taken offline a day after it went live. Tay is an AI who can have a pleasant chat with you. When you say hello to him, he will reply to you. As a result, after a day online, some comments were typed by a group of extremely racist people. As a result, Tay learned that some bad words would pop up when chatting with others. Microsoft got nervous and took it down immediately. The MIT study also sheds light on how psychopathic homicides are formed. For example, when a terrorist group wants to create some killers, they will gather some children together, show them some horrible things every day, and then ask them to shoot some small animals or something, so that they can gradually have fun in it. But at the end of the day, Norman hasn't really killed anyone, and Norman is just an idea. In fact, AI is already ubiquitous in our daily life. For example, if you search for a product on the Internet, then you will find that websites like Google and amazon are smart enough to recommend similar products to you. This is actually an artificial intelligence. So AI now can know what you want and can even induce you to like something. I believe MIT made this Norman as a warning to all the people who design and cultivate artificial intelligence. When cultivating artificial intelligence, there should be no flaw. Once there is flaw or misleading entry, AI could go to the other extreme. And I also find a quote from book Aging Wisdom: “This third assumption suggests that despite the larger cultural contexts in which we live, we shape our identities through the choices we make. According to this view, identity is not fixed, but shifts over time and in different situations” In my opinion, AI is cultivated through human beings. If cultivated people have psychological defects, then it becomes a horrible thing. Moreover, cultivated AI can mislead human as well. If used by people with a purpose, the consequences would be unimaginable. The most popular objection to AI is that it might take human jobs. But I think as productivity increases, so does human demand, creating more jobs. Just like the agricultural society before, the production efficiency is low, the service industry proportion is extremely low. Now productivity is rising, a large number of farmers are freed from the land, the service sector is taking up a larger share and the agricultural population is shrinking. In the future, artificial intelligence will free up more labor and naturally create more new things. Technology unlocks the inexhaustible desire of human beings, but does not liberate human hands.
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