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The topic of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics continues to captivate the minds of scientists, writers, and ordinary people. The rapid progress in this field, from primitive computing machines to self-learning algorithms surpassing human capabilities, is astounding. However, a thought-provoking question arises: what if we are already surrounded by robots without even realizing it? The increasing integration of AI into our lives, from virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa to Tesla’s autopilot, raises concerns about whether our constant interaction with AI has turned us into “robots” ourselves.
The concept of “indistinguishability from humans,” popularized by Alan Turing, suggests that machines or AI reaching a level where they are indistinguishable from humans could be considered equals. This leads to the question of whether we are already at this invisible boundary. While AI offers numerous advantages, from simplifying daily tasks to solving complex scientific problems, it must be used cautiously, as its rapid development could pose a threat if we lose the ability to influence the decisions made by these systems.
Observing the evolution of AI, asking the right questions, and understanding the implications of its development may reveal the true mystery of our existence lies somewhere in the machine evolution. The significance of being able to shape the decisions made by AI systems may be the most crucial aspect in the long term.
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