Merging Minds and Machines: The Ultimate Privacy Betrayal?
Professor Rocky Scopelliti
Futurologist | Best Selling Author | Professor | International Keynote Speaker | Advisor | Board Director | Chief Scientist
The halls of tech giants echo with a chilling question: What is the true cost of a silicon-born thought? For a decade, we've been hurtling down the AI rabbit hole, fuelled by the resurgence of deep learning
DeepMind's pioneers, like Demis Hassabis, weren't just building smarter machines; they were cracking the code of human intelligence
But progress has a dark side. This breakneck race is fuelled by billions from tech giants like Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft. It's not just about the tech; it's about wielding the ultimate power in the digital age.
The true cost isn't measured in dollars, but in the potential risks to the obsolescence of humanity itself. Quantum Machine Learning (QML) promises to bridge the gap between human and artificial minds. Imagine AI that not only learns but also reasons like us—collaborating with scientists to solve age-old mysteries.
Then there's Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI). Companies like Neuralink are on the verge of letting us control machines with our thoughts. The potential for communication and human enhancement
Futurists like Ray Kurzweil predict a "singularity"—the point where AI surpasses human intelligence altogether. This isn't science fiction anymore. Imagine a future where biological limitations are transcended by digital evolution. We might even upload our consciousness into machines, achieving a controversial form of immortality.
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The question isn't if AI will change us (because it already has), but how. Are we building partners in our evolution or in our own demise? The answer lies not just in the hands of tech giants, but in ours. We must have a global conversation about the ethics of AI
This isn't just about progress. It's about our future. Will AI be our greatest achievement or our ultimate undoing? Let's discuss.
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Rocky Scopelliti is the author of the best-selling new book titled ‘The Conscious Code: Decoding the Implications of Artificial Consciousness’.
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7 个月good point, but I don't think "ethics of AI will ever work (at any moment in time it will be some bad/good guy who will break the rule), it definitely will help but not solved issue thatyou describe. Evolving and building human machine symbiosys is the only way to survive the race...
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