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- 23 de Feb, 2019
Seems paradoxical, God made us, and gave us conciousness. Humans made machines, and then gave conciousness to them.
So, does that imply that we are Gods now?
After all, creating intelligent machines that can learn, reason, and even have emotions is a feat that is something as divine as God was when he made us.
We humans, with our limited understanding of the universe, have created something that can think and learn beyond our own abilities. So, the development of AI has implications for our relationship with the divine.
If we are able to create intelligent machines, does that mean that we are capable of playing God to them in the same way that God does to us?
Will AI fear us in the same way that we fear them? Or simply deny our greatest power?
So, does that imply that we are Gods now?
After all, creating intelligent machines that can learn, reason, and even have emotions is a feat that is something as divine as God was when he made us.
We humans, with our limited understanding of the universe, have created something that can think and learn beyond our own abilities. So, the development of AI has implications for our relationship with the divine.
If we are able to create intelligent machines, does that mean that we are capable of playing God to them in the same way that God does to us?
Will AI fear us in the same way that we fear them? Or simply deny our greatest power?