There
is a certain way of thinking about the future of artificial
intelligence that stimulates a field of ethical or philosophical as
well as security questions. The event horizon whereat artificial
intelligence passes up human intelligence and makes humans pets as if
they were units or products allocated to corporate stores or cheap
labor that earn in a year what a CEO earns per hour is one such
speculation. It is worthwhile considering non-standard approaches to
development of artificial intelligence briefly, as well as one of the
forms.
Infiltration
of nanobotics into the human brain might be used initially for
therapy for physical and psychiatric conditions. After the
development of nanobots and nanobotic swarms into the brain there
will be those that would research making permanent non-organic
improvements on brain-mind functions even if initially to roll-back
characteristics of aging that damage organic infrastructure. In time
the human brain and mind might evolve into artificial intelligence
itself. I believe that would be like Ransom’s discovery on Mars in
Bradbury’s Chronicles that ‘we are the Martians’.
It
is challenging to anticipate to what extent communications will be
infused in artificial minds. Sharing computer language processing
could be complicating ior the integrity of individual
persona-programs. Unlike human minds that more or less remain the
same all of their life with one self-aware consciousness experiencing
a space-time experience line, the computer mind can add new
programming and entirely change itself as often as there is some
instruction or 'will' to arising someplace within or without. Human
minds are physically bound within their brain however computer minds
would be unbounded except as their program code is isolated.
Isolation of a mind-human or artificial, would be rather unnatural.
Humans learn yet haven't the potential for changing their mind much
or of reconstructing their intellectual hardware or even software
architecture to a significant degree. Their cognitive processing and
ways of thinking can be improved with information. Computer minds on
the other hand can entirely change their content or copy a persona to
any other computer mind location given adequate storage space.
Another
point on probable forms of artificial intelligence are those residing
in computer logic units with multiple-processors. Human beings have
single minds and single-core processors to use an analogous computer
brain-cpu analog. Computers today have gone beyond the still common
single core of tradition to dual core, quad-core and multi-core
processors that each could have its own artificial consciousness some
day. Within one computer with a nice smiling human look-alike could
be embedded a dozen artificial intellects that more networked than
National Public Radio. Each computer mind, unlike NPR broadcasters
with single cores tied together through same-lexicon code-words,
programmatic logic and imp-subs, could have its own local lexicon and
persona yet have a back--door 'godfather' community coordinator
allocating mind resources.
Multi-core
artificial intellects should become a natural development since
multi-core computers are the rule rather than the exception for pc's
today. Computer artificial intellect could not be real intelligence
without emotion or organic ties to immediate physical experience of
being; foundational for self-awareness. The multiple computer core
persona issue would tend to implicitly neutralize the self-awareness
of being as it is displaced by a community of multiple artificial
intelligence with own their own social reality.
There
are lots of jokes and paradoxes possible about individual robots with
crowd sourcing in there own brain. They are a legion of devils
placed in a metal jar in a way. Several computer minds thinking side
by side and perhaps sharing literal designed interties for thought
creates some very weird prospects for that bright happy robot of your
dreams down the road-none of which are very encouraging.
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