Objective, subjective and robots
When AI is truly achieved, what do we, humans, fear the most? What to expect from a raw, powerful brain?
What we fear the most is that it doesn't think like us. About what aspect, specifically?
Morality.
That is, how does a robot knows, as we think we know, that killing is, generally, evil? In other words, how does it knows that killing is objectively evil?
Hell, how does a human knows?
Many humans consider Evil to be subjective, but will they support that for robots? Or do they think Evil is subjective just when most people agree on what Evil is?
Will they promote worship of a AI prophet who preaches that killing is objectively evil?
we often think of robots as more rational and intelligent humans, but that is just because we are too limited to imagine an intelligence that is not like us.
I agree. We project ourselves on them. But the truth is we cannot imagine what a "being" far more intelligent than us will be.
It's going to be very interesting to see what's going to happen in AI field in the next few years. Hopefully, we'll still be here :D