Discussion Pax Intelligentia Artificialis

[Require_love]

I think I know enough Latin to write a cool sentence now.
Anyways, it obviously is an interesting time we live in. I wouldn't call these AI's "AI" yet.... They're glorified autocorrects. Predictive algorithms. But prediction has numerous uses, too. What if AI could predict the thoughts of world leaders? Diplomats? Generals? What use is espionage and subterfuge when your every move has been predicted and accounted for?

It makes warfare redundant and useless. Every major nation will employ AI someday to fight, and there will be a point when the famous "5D chess" is impossible, since the AI probably took the way you look at a billboard and performed a 99% accurate character sketch to figure out how you'd decide your next move. You can't outsmart anyone anymore, everything is known.

Thoughts? Also, what happens to MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction, or the Deterrence) in a disarmed world?

 

[SVEN]

In a disarmed world we just go back to the way the old timers did it ... kill 'em one at a time.

 

[bankai]

we're going to see some crazy things but I hopefully won't be around to see it.

 

[Forever Sleep]

I had this thought the other day. What if, in war one day, humanoid robots do all the fighting? Surely then, it will be the side with the most robots or best technology that wins. If human life isn't appallingly sacrificed, will it mean less? It likely wouldn't stop it though. We seem to have conflict hardwired into us.

Till the AI turn around and wipe us out though. Lol. That would be quite amusing really. Robots on opposite sides uniting and turning on their masters instead. Seems likely to happen one day.

 

[Require_love]

In a disarmed world we just go back to the way the old timers did it ... kill 'em one at a time.

"If everyone wins, no one is a winner" huh. Funny take, but it can genuinely happen. Fistfights for wars. "The Beijing shadowboxing", "The Moscow spinjitsu incident", "The New York Beyblade War", "The 3hour Delhi clubbing"

I had this thought the other day. What if, in war one day, humanoid robots do all the fighting? Surely then, it will be the side with the most robots or best technology that wins. If human life isn't appallingly sacrificed, will it mean less? It likely wouldn't stop it though. We seem to have conflict hardwired into us.

Till the AI turn around and wipe us out though. Lol. That would be quite amusing really. Robots on opposite sides uniting and turning on their masters instead. Seems likely to happen one day.

The only true Pax Homo Silica.