In the late 1940s, the first research was conducted on artificial intelligence (AI) Performed by computer scientist John McCarthy. Grantingar, another pioneer, developed LOGO, the first fully computer-controlled robot. The first projects looked at the idea that human thinking could be replicated in machines, using knowledge from different fields, such as engineering, electronics, and programming.
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Deep Blue was an artificial intelligence developed by IBM that marked a milestone in the history of computing. In 1997, the program was able to defeat the superhero Garry Kasparov, who at that time was considered the best in the world. Currently, there are quizzes that involve platforms that generate original text, music, and even images, and collect data available on the Internet.
Competition to see who makes the smartest machine
Countries compete with each other to see who makes the most powerful machine. tasty, investing billions in research and dedicated professionals. The United States and China understand that this kind of innovation is critical to making the economy more dynamic. However, they did not realize that AI incentives could cause species destruction.
How can artificial intelligence eliminate humanity?
In the midst of a series of stimuli so that the algorithm is always up to date, it is possible to program codes with the aim of giving autonomy to the connected equipment. In this way, a large network of artificial neurons is formed capable of surpassing any human ability, limited by a lack of information.
From science fiction movies to reality itself
Given the superiority of machines at the centrality of their learning, the researchers warned of the risks of annihilation, if the creatures gained consciousness. Michael Osborne, of the University of Oxford in the United States, stated that the technological race between countries makes Artificial intelligence It is developed without evaluating the consequences and leaving it to understand the danger later may be too late.
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