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TOP SCIENTIST: A.I. Greater Threat Than Terrorism...

Brains can be 'radicalized' for mass murder...

Head of British Science Association: AI Greater Concern than Terrorism

AFP

6 Sep 2018339

A.I. is a bigger concern than terrorism or climate change, according to the new head of the British Science Association.

multiple tweets at the page link

“Until maybe a couple of years ago had I been asked what is the most pressing and important conversation we should be having about our future, I might have said climate change or one of the other big challenges facing humanity, such as terrorism, antimicrobial resistance, the threat of pandemics or world poverty,” declared Professor Jim Al-Khalili during a briefing. “But today I am certain the most important conversation we should be having is about the future of AI. It will dominate what happens with all of these other issues for better or for worse.”
“If Russian cyber hackers were able to meddle with the 2016 US elections, then what is stopping cyber terrorists from hacking into any future AI controlled power grids, transport systems, banks of military installations,” he continued. “Our government has a responsibility to protect society from potential threats and risks.”
On Twitter, Al-Khalili added that although people had suggested he was “worried about AI,” he was not.
“I’m worried we’re not prepared for AI. Different,” he explained.
Researchers at MIT created a “psychopathic” A.I. it dubbed Norrman in June. During an ink blot test, “a ‘normal’ A.I. perceived ‘a black and white photo of a small bird,’ Norman thought it looked more like a man who ‘gets pulled into a dough machine.’
Other research shows A.I. will be “billions of times smarter than humans,” and London hospitals are expected to replace doctors with A.I. in an attempt to better serve patients.

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https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2018/...han-terrorism/

Killer robot TERROR: UK and US warned AI brains can be 'radicalised' for MASS MURDER

ROBOTS could be prone to radicalisation leading to sick ISIS-style terror attacks, according to a chilling warning.

By David Rivers / Published 9th September 2018

Expert warns of 'EVIL THINGS' to come from AI

2 videos at the page link

US and UK manufacturers have been told future robot minds are capable of mass murder.
The warning comes after a Campaign to Stop Killer Robots report said autonomous machines used for warfare are poised for mass production.
But computer engineer Subhash Kak said machines this advanced in future could be radicalised like the human mind.
The Oklahoma University lecturer told Daily Star Online: "Given the level of current technology, the danger of self-radicalisation does not exist at this moment.
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“On the other hand, malfunctioning robot brains may produce behavior like that of radicalized humans”
Dr Kak

"On the other hand, malfunctioning robot brains may produce behavior like that of radicalized humans.
"The appeal to self-radicalized youths by leaders of extremist religious groups, that has led to many terror incidents in the UK in recent years, is like the use of self-radicalized robot minds.
"There could be a bug in the code."
He added that he is confident manufactures will dedicate themselves to alleviate the risk as much as possible.

GETTY

HORROR: A top AI expert has warned robots can be 'radicalised' But he warned that if a future robot were to be radicalised, manufactures would try to exempt themselves from blame.
He told us.: "The manufactures are cognizant of such malfunction of fault which they will do their best to minimise or eliminate.
"At the same time they would pressure parliament or other legislative bodies to give them exemption from liability."
Last week Bonnie Docherty, a senior arms researcher at Human Rights Watch, said fully autonomous weapons would violate the Martens Clause, an international humanitarian law.
She issued a rallying cry for countries to oppose the use of them by military forces.

'Human-resembling' Japanese robots perform exercises

video at the page link

She added: "Permitting the development and use of killer robots would undermine established moral and legal standards.
"Countries should work together to preemptively ban these weapons systems before they proliferate around the world.
"The groundswell of opposition among scientists, faith leaders, tech companies, nongovernmental groups, and ordinary citizens shows that the public understands that killer robots cross a moral threshold.
"Their concerns, shared by many governments, deserve an immediate response."

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/wor...terrorism-isis

Joe Rogan - Elon Musk on Artificial Intelligence

https://youtu.be/Ra3fv8gl6NE

For a country like ours that can't even figure out how to stop 30 million illegal aliens from sneaking into our country, how to defeat a bunch of backward Taliban in Afghanistan, or who hacked the DNC and John Podesta's emails, tackling AI Robots is well, beyond US, so I strongly recommend diplomatic solutions to our problems.

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