Technological Editorial: Robots and AI 4/8/22:
With both robotic and AI technologies making more strides each and every day. I don't get why people are not scared of their destructive potential. As is written, God made us in his likeness and we make robots in our likeness. "Look how that has turned out"; we have rebelled against every rule ever written "in the name of God". What makes us think we can "do better" in our endeavors in "playing God"?
It would appear that our robotic creations are limited to logic. And logically, we are a bunch of squabbling schoolyard children fighting over land and resources for the betterment of each geopolitical group (a country or federation of countries). We are unable to get along because one always has to be the dominant one and there are always a few countries that fight for a bigger lion share of global control and dominance.
As of now, the US is the main factor of dominance in this global control, but both China and Russia are always there trying to fight for a bigger piece of the pie for themselves. So why would a weaponized free thinking designed robot who is much less fragile than we are, let us live? We have shown very little capability in peace. So how does this not factor in these engineers chase in building the biggest, baddest, and most intelligent metallic monster? Who regulates their capabilities? Do we really want to know "how deep the rabbit hole goes" in these ever growing scientific and technological fields?
It seems as if we are ambitiously lighting the way towards a path that goes unchecked and that has the potential to be dangerous without knowing. Once we open "pandora's box" on this subject, the robotic AI units will be able to think for themselves and deceive us as we do ourselves on a daily basis.