Comments by "SkyRiver" (@SkyRiver1) on "AI: Does artificial intelligence threaten our human identity? | DW Documentary" video.

I suggest you watch the latest test drives of Tesla's FSD -- the newest version uses only nets and no prior programming.
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AI stared in BCE 20,000 when stories, now called religions, were put forth to control behavior, in the place of more instinctive direction. Later came reason -- for some, for others 23k years and still slow stepping.
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Unless the AI has been developed in a way that simulates such desires.
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Just give me general AI and a few tesla bots and I will have endless projects for them. So much for your stupid question. They will transform the environment in all directions to be more compatible for humans because that what we want.
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@tuforu4 Your response indicates that you missed the point of my comment by, oh, say. . . approximately a goggleplex of light-years.
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@nick_vash It's not a matter of "for what?" A simulation of pimal urges and emotional variables certinaly could be a possibility. I didn't present a theory, from which it is possible to draw a ridiculous conclusion such as "yourAI will be creating problems to solve them". "We people don't create problems, we face them and try to solve them" . . . Do you understand how naive and just incorrect this is? I mean even a child knows this is not true. Tell me. . . are you a chatbot? Only a chatbot could be so incomprehensibly out of touch with reality.
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