Will the machines kill us eventually?

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  Ramani Aswath

  Kaustubh Katdare

  Do you think machines will kill humans eventually?

  As of now (and for the near future) consciousness seems confined to living beings and highest (as known today) in humans. If machines develop consciousness we had it.
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  pratap singh, upendra

  Artificial Intelligence has contributed in almost all spheres of human life. It has made things easier and comfortable to those who crave easiness and comfort. Now most the modern appliances that we use are studded with artificial intelligence. So there is no doubt that artificial intelligence is a wonderful area for research and technology alike.
  
  But then, there are numerous aspects that artificial intelligence cannot control or even touch upon. Though we have machine learning supporting artificial intelligence, yet there comes a point when it just falters or becomes 'mischievous' in context to what we actually expect out of it. Take for example, the self driven car. It works well on US streets but then when same car is made to run down the terrain, it behaves almost in an unpredictable way. The same goes for electronic appliances that we use in our daily lives.
  
  Artificial intelligence may work 90% of the time but then there is always a limit to its reliability. On the other hand, human brain is the ultimate sophistication present in nature and I am sure that this cannot be mimicked despite the advancements taking place in machine learning and artificial intelligence.