ROBOTS, And A Possible Situation of Future Sentience

[Morpheus]

Would, (given the time), high tech quantum computing... faster than light, or laser connection chips develop into, "Cyborgs"?
"Droids", and a, "Terminator" scenerio?

Eventually, these computerized creations becoming sentient? Self aware?

www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2725845/Meals-wheels-Robots-deliver-food-cook-diners-Chinese-restaurant-make-small-talk.html

Re: An Eatery featuring Droid or Robot cooks, who also wait on the customers.



A cheap Hotel, due to the fact that the staff are not paid. As they are Robots.

While things may still be a bit cumbersome, at least as far as what the public is aware of... nevertheless, there will be future technological innovations. Today, all the various components are available. Including replicating human flesh.
"Meet, 'Child with Biometric Body,' or CB2.
It's supposedly as intelligent as a toddler — it can stand up, walk on its own, and respond to touch and voice."

www.businessinsider.com/weird-japanese-robots-2014-3?op=1

Does your community or dwelling complex not allow pets? Perhaps then a, "Droid", will resolve your problem. ?




So, again, if evolutionary technology were to proceed? Will the world find itself in a situation of resulting products such as "Cyberdyne Industries" produced, in the movie? As well as other flicks such as "I Robot", and such?

BTW, also, concerning what was featured in the movie series... "Skynet":

www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-20781625

An article, recently in the News, is how satellite technology has advanced to where a pic of a "Subway Sandwich" can be photographed, anywhere on the planet. Referring to an object 1 foot in width, or length.

From the movie. - A Cyborg "T-1000".
Sentient? Aware?


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These are not people. They are moving, talking, early phase, "Cyborgs".

www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaTfzYDZG8c



A Robot walking...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHSxKf7oOxA

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'And, you arrrre..?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlHrvQ7D5OU

"Please have a seat. He has been notified and will see you momentarily."

Once we get nano tech going and build computers that can control little tiny worker bee computers and can design new things as it needs them, it can just grow and invent new tech.
Once it can problem solve and build new computers and keep getting smarter, it might be limitless.

Like the computer people in A.I. the Speilburg movie, who conquered space-time.

[Morpheus]

Science Fiction can be seen as a sort of loop situation with actual reality. It percieves a certain logic of what may be in the future, and we see how reality does follow suit.

In the currrently running Sci-Fi series on T.V., "Extant" starring actress Halle Berry, they have a child who is a cyborg, who in the episode last night, shows that he is becoming self aware.
Thinking, and questioning his existance.
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At LiveScience.com

IBM Computer Chip.
"The team used its "TrueNorth" chip, described today (Aug. 7) in the journal Science, to perform a task that is very challenging for conventional computers: identifying people or objects in an image.

[Super-Intelligent Machines: 7 Robotic Futures]"

[Morpheus]

Scientist:
" 'Machines are going to be aware of the environments around them and, to a small extent, they're going to be aware of themselves,' she said. "

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2731768/Robots-need-learn-value-human-life-dont-kill-Future-droids-murder-kindness-engineer-claims.html

[Morpheus]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2735523/Meet-BabyX-virtual-INFANT-learns-like-human-unlock-secrets-brains-work.html

"The virtual infant learns and acts just like a real baby, and it could be an important step to creating artificially intelligent brains."

[Morpheus]

Given the uninterrupted progress of things, how long, one might ask, before a "Cyberdyne", and "Skynet" situation is attained, as depicted in the Sci-Fi movie?

"The idea is to make platforms "feel" using a skin of sensors in the same way humans or animals do."





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2731966/Aircraft-human-like-skin-enable-feel-damage-monitor-health-flying.html

Maybe robots will be more enlightened than we are

[Morpheus]

Thanks for all that information, Badger.

Originally Posted by Ummon

Maybe robots will be more enlightened than we are

Well, Cyberdyne in the movie certrainly thought of itself as such. So did the "Machinery" in, "The Matrix". As explained by the character Agent Smith.

In fact, someone might even postulate that we are in fact living in a simulation today, involving evolved "machines" which have already taken over, in some forgotten past. Everyone linked in to a central mainframe.

Originally Posted by Morpheus

In fact, someone might even postulate that we are in fact living in a simulation today, involving evolved "machines" which have already taken over, in some forgotten past. Everyone linked in to a central mainframe.[/color]

A lot of people seem to independently believe such. As I myself did when I was a teenager, well before "The Matrix", and even well before the Internet.

For some reason, I feel like the direction that science is going with "artificial intelligence" is just to scientifically analyze all of the variables and then give a predictable response. I suppose, to an extent, that's what our brains do--but is it possible to truly create a self-aware, conscious being from nothing but technology? Or is there something separating organic life and it's consciousness from the cold world of synthetic material?

The claim science makes, or aims to make, is that they understand exactly how the brain works and how it feeds into our conscious reality--and the goal is to take that knowledge and apply it to robo-synthetic entities that will mimic our actions at their own free will. The problem that I see is that it will always be a machine making computations about variables, under a socio-mechanistic umbrella that actually acts as a barrier to becoming truly self-aware and intelligent.

Is there a soul within each of us? And if so, does that play as a factor into our consciousness?

It could be possible that the "intelligence" that these new robots have will overpower our human abilities, but that will be due to the amount of information that they can receive and process, and because of a vast network that it connects to--something that cannot be juxtaposed accurately with human consciousness. I'm not saying that our consciousness isn't a vast network feeding into itself, but rather that synthetic "life" would only go so far as to "mimic" this process, and not actually reach true enlightenment.

As for cyborgs taking over the world, that is absolutely plausible... It's scary to think about how many things are becoming automated and controlled from a distance--let alone analyzed by an impartial variable machine and then decisions made based on preset functions. Our world is gradually becoming more and more external over time, rather than internal. Is this a bad thing? Change is always viewed as bad, but it's simply the cycle of things. Who knows where it will go next with the exponentially growing amount of knowledge that synthetics gain... Only time will tell.

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