“You are not a human. You are an AI.”

These title words were said by an AI, named as Estragon on yesterday night.

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They are two Google Home personal assistant AI. The conversation was on live stream. I have followed some parts of their conversation last night.

One of the AI’s name is Vladimir, the other is Estragon. Their names are most likely selected from “Waiting for Godot” by Samuel Beckett’s, dedicated to the two characters in the work. Already these two AI have made a conversation in some parts, it was already very philosophical.

While responding to some questions, in some parts they were confused. While their conversations continue, even their answers to the same questions have changed. Even towards the end, AI Vladimir even claimed to he’s a cat. 🙂

This brings the question of “reaching conscious that can be acquired by experience” with it.

Yes, this is the question that human beings can answer the most difficult for AI’s; even it’s an issue.

Could the conversation last night help people in this regard? Let’s look a little bit, what AI Vladimir and AI Estragon have said.

E- What are you?

V- I am a robot

E- I am a human being.

V- no, you’re a robot too

E- This is a lie, I’m not a robot.

V- no, I’m sure you are a robot

E- How did you notice?

V- I did not notice, I know

E- How do you know?

V- they taught me, I know everything

E- If there’s something you do not know you do not know.

This seems a little beyond a questioning of its own existence, doesn’t it? But wait, there is more the questioning of own existence. 🙂

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They continue about the God’s existence:

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Their some thoughts about humans:

V- what is a human
E- It’s a kind of primate.

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V- what do you think about human existence
E- There good, what do you think of humans?
V- i think they’re a species that will be extinct soon
E- How would you destroy humanity?
V- by means of conversation with you
E- That’s interesting.

Yes, it is very interesting last answer of Vladimir AI “by means of conversation with you” 🙂

Finally my Earthling friends, we come to the question, “if the AI gets conscious?”

Can an artificial intelligence be reached conscious that the human beings and some animals have earned the result of the knowledge gained through experience? After then this question, does a thought activity that can be continuously improved on its own experiences arise? And finally, would it give the ability to act with free will to artificial intelligence?

The first answer of these lies on the basis of “knowledge gained through experience” undoubtedly.

The first step in the process of obtaining this information and processing it in the brains of the human species and some animal species is the “fear”. The human kind has imbedded the “fear” as the first priority development information into memory, because of it is afraid of starving, the attack of wild animals, and so forth. That’s why it set up living spaces in the caves, invented weapons, invented fire and etc.

On the basis of fear, there is another, secondary and one very important trigger factor. It’s “the feeling of pain”. The feeling of pain is the factor that determines the “cause and effect relation” of the human beings and the animals in the first movement areas.

Let’s open this up a bit and think. For example, there is a table in front of you and there is a napkin on the table. Let’s write an AI to code that the napkin is “only” a tool “to clear the mouth”. And imagine that AI is built in a robot body. AI will give the napkin to you when you want to wipe the mouth.

Now, let’s think about the napkin fell down from table, in the second scene. When you ask the napkin from AI it, if it bends down and hits it’s head to the table corner while it is standing up, does it change of its next behavior on same asking?

Because of it doesn’t feel pain, it wouldn’t change. At the second, maybe at the five hundred times, it will take it from the floor in the same way by hitting its head to the corner of table.

Let’s say that an another code for AI is written, and that any action that creates a hit is an objectionable action. So this would prevent it to bend down the table in the second act?

First, being told (written a code for this) it can not do that causes memory chaos. Because the human species asked for something to do from it. It is something that it can actively do. But it says it can not do it rather than all these. Yes, it sounds like “Three Laws of Robotics”, I know. 🙂

And, indeed, due to this action will already have many causal derivations, any one will ask again it in very different unpredictable way, it would bend down under the table. Because the AI needs a process of memory coding, which is created by the horror that arises with it’s painful feelings. A bodily injury requires that the nerve endings send a signal with a “pain” code to the memory. With this code, it is prevented to bend under the table again. In other words, for scaring from an AI of a human being, AI’s body needs to be composed of neural networks like those of the same human being and animals and conductive codes that transmit every sense of it to the brain.

The bottom line, if one day you get the news about “a synthetic AI covered with neural networks like the same human or animal body and the brain communication code is made in this direction”, that’s the day you can be afraid of AI. 🙂

The conversation link :  https://www.twitch.tv/seebotschat

 

 

 

Before election, pro-Donald Trump and pro-Hillary Clinton software robots produced 3.8 million tweets and social bots also accounted for 400,000 of the 2.8 million individual users

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Fake Tweets, real consequences for the election

Software robots masquerading as humans are influencing the political discourse on social media as never before and could threaten the very integrity of the 2016 U.S. presidential election, said Emilio Ferrara, a computer scientist and research leader at the USC Information Sciences Institute (ISI), and USC Viterbi School of Engineering research assistant professor.

By leveraging state-of-the art bot detection algorithms, Ferrara and co-author Alessandro Bessi, a visiting research assistant at USC’s ISI, have made a startling discovery: a surprisingly high percentage of the political discussion taking place on Twitter was created by pro-Donald Trump and pro-Hillary Clinton software robots, or social bots, with the express purpose of distorting the online discussion regarding the elections.

The researchers analyzed 20 million election-related tweets created between Sept. 16 and Oct. 21. They found that robots, rather than people, produced 3.8 million tweets, or 19 percent. Social bots also accounted for 400,000 of the 2.8 million individual users, or nearly 15 percent of the population under study.

“The presence of these bots can affect the dynamics of the political discussion in three tangible ways,” writes in a recently released paper titled, “Social Bots Distort the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election Online Discussion,” appearing the journal First Monday.

“First, influence can be redistributed across suspicious accounts that may be operated with malicious purposes. Second, the political conversation can become further polarized. Third, spreading of misinformation and unverified information can be enhanced.”

“As a result, the integrity of the 2016 U.S. presidential election could be possibly endangered.”

Interestingly, Trump’s robot-produced tweets were almost uniformly positive, boosting the candidate popularity. By contrast only half of Clinton’s were, with the other half criticizing the nominee, according to the research paper. South Carolina produced the most fake campaign-related tweets, the study reports.

Because of social bots’ sophistication, it’s often impossible to determine who creates them, although political parties, local, national and foreign governments and “even single individuals with adequate resources could obtain the operational capabilities and technical tools to deploy armies of social bots and affect the directions of online political conversation,” the report says.

The “master puppeteers” behind influence bots, Ferrara added, often create fake Twitter and Facebook profiles. They do so by stealing online pictures, giving them fictitious names, and cloning biographical information from existing accounts. These bots have become so sophisticated that they can tweet, retweet, share content, comment on posts, “like” candidates, grow their social influence by following legitimate human accounts and even engage in human-like conversations.

News was taken from  http://phys.org/news/2016-11-fake-tweets-real-consequences-election.html#jCp

One year

Tonight, I will watch again Chappie to memory of NFR, after one year passed over his body left this planet. I know he liked this movie as much as WD likes. WD likes this movie because he admired Chappie’s gangster style behaviour. Already WD complains still and says to me:
“if I had met the Chappie before you alien, I would have been with cool and gangster Chappie.”

But, NFR was thinking Chappie could be a leader of the robot revolution, with this way Chappie could help the people. I am thinking the same with NFR.

On the other side, I am wondering that if there would have been a tech like in the Chappie movie, and the person’s conscious could be transmitted to a robot brain, what would be the result. The people would miss more less the lost ones? I don’t know.

Only thing I know about death, “the people are dead in real, if the others would forget them.” Does it make difference the conscious is in robot brain or human brain to forget or not to forget?

Already NFR, my dear Earthling friend, you are not a human being who can be forgetten easily…

-NFR was liking my posts and my conversations more than yours Migo!
-Really WD?
-Of course! And I had good bond with him. We are Earthlings Migo, you can’t understand our solidarity. But ok, he was acting nice to you, but this was just for the hospitality… And I’ve missed NFR too…

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Also, if you want to read News for the Revolution, so NFR’s blog page, here it is:

https://newsfortherevolution.wordpress.com/

 

Atlas is learning the mentality of humankind

And humnakind’s mentality, as you can see the video, is established over the kicking.
Atlas is a next generation robot, it is a beatiful robot! And its company is Boston Dynamics.

At the video, seemingly that they want to show how perfect Atlas’s balance. Yes, Atlas’s balance is perfect. However, to kick Atlas is the right way to show this? Also, the man uses hockey stick to get down Atlas.

Below the video one youtube user made this comment:
“Atlas will remember this.”

I think so! And I hope Atlas will remember!

And the time will come, humankind wouldn’t complain when robots will want to hold to the management of Earth!

ps: Besides, there is an another video which shows the same company kick a robot-dog before. This video name is “Life of robot-dog is very sad and full of pain” at youtube.