Bicentennial Man

Yes i do believe AI is going to happen because our technology each year becomes stronger and nothing is impossible for us humans. We already have a robot named Asimo, which is intelligent, imagine in a couple of years a robot will do way more then what it does today.

In a way i think it will be both, good and bad. Good, because it will help us out more in our jobs, in what we do at home. It will teach us, and we'll be able to teach it also. Bad, because it can take our jobs, and also it will make humans more lazy in what they have to do. Also if they do become smarter, they will be able to take over. Best case scenario is if for example a human is dying and nobody knows what to do a robot may have the knowledge of helping that person. Worst case scenario is what if a robot doesn't want to follow the rules no more, his intelligence has tooken over, like bicentennial man, and decides to hurt someone.

My feeling towards bicentennial man was good. I felt that it was realistic. Like there are those type of people who study robots and may have a answer to making a robot looking more human and actually making them human. It did stimulate thought, now i think what if this really happens, which it will like in 10 to 20 years. It was good for class time, because it did relate to what were learning, which is AI.

Another law for laws for robotics, may be Robots should respect at all times, and shall be respected also.

He wasn't alive for me, He isn't a human, he was perfect and immortal, and can't reproduce, and humans have nothing of that.

It is not a form of slavery, the owner made him like that in the first place, it is not slavery because he is a machine made by a human.

It is because we all do the wrong thing, but we learn from it. Its normal and part of life to make mistakes.

They say he's still artificial. He's immortal, so they say he will be counted as a immortal human, and that will cause jealousy for humans, and that is not valid.

We should treat them with respect, like a human. They are not pieces of property, because us humans aren't pieces of property so why should they be. It is a good standard and it is true, it will happen.

The Coming Selection

-When will artificial intelligence come superior to the brain?
-What year Dr.Moore first describe the number transistor?
-What does the "terminator" mean?
- Will they just be servant or will they take over?
-Will the computers ever be able to learn or teach?
-Are we in danger for the upcoming AI age?