Future Super Intelligent System

Originally, this matter developed very smoothly, and more and more people began to enjoy this paralyzing self-satisfaction, and human beings gradually formed a relatively stable biological chain model.

But human beings are creatures of the same level after all, and it is not in line with the laws of nature to want to create the biological chain model of nature within creatures of the same level.

I can't guess exactly how they went from thinking they were successful to finding that this method was unreasonable, but during that time, I saw very interesting things.

Artificial intelligence was proposed in 1956, and it is a technical field that appeared at the same time as computers during the third industrial revolution.

In the next decade or so, the development of artificial intelligence and computers was comparable. To be more precise, the development of artificial intelligence was faster and even became the most popular waver in the third industrial revolution. However, since the 1970s At the beginning, this once-glamorous leader of the third industrial revolution seemed to be hidden in the snow, and gradually faded out of people's sight. People even forgot that there is artificial intelligence this time when talking about the third industrial revolution. Things, until now, artificial intelligence is defined as the technology of the fourth industrial revolution, but he is clearly the pioneer of the third industrial revolution.

The re-emergence of artificial intelligence, a point in time that many people will mention is that after IBM demonstrated their deep blue in 1997, artificial intelligence was once again brought to the center of the technological stage.

So what happened to artificial intelligence in the thirty years or so in between? If you search for this question, you can see that the most mainstream statement is that the first batch of researchers who studied artificial intelligence found that artificial intelligence was too difficult to achieve after more than ten years of hard work, and the actual development of artificial intelligence at that time was far slower than Everyone's original expectations, and even many people began to think that artificial intelligence is just an unrealizable concept.

The beautiful vision of artificial intelligence was defeated by reality, and a large amount of funds were withdrawn from the field of artificial intelligence, making artificial intelligence abandoned for thirty years.

However, this statement does not seem to stand up to scrutiny. As early as 1965, Joseph Wesenban developed an interactive program ELIZA that can start a dialogue on any topic.

In 1966, Shakey, the first general-purpose mobile robot, was introduced.

In 1969, Arthur Bryson and He Yuqi described backpropagation as a multi-stage dynamic system optimization method for multilayer artificial neural networks.

In other words, before artificial intelligence is abandoned, the development of artificial intelligence does not seem to be as bad as they say.

In addition, in the three decades of silence, many achievements of artificial intelligence are not clear to everyone. For example, the first driverless car was produced in 1986.

Especially in 1980, Carnegie Mellon University designed an "expert system" called "Expert System" for Digital Equipment Corporation, an immature but logically clear and practical artificial intelligence system.

In the same year, Waseda University in Japan developed the Wabot-2 robot, a classic artificial intelligence robot.

In 1988, Judea Pearl published the probability method of artificial intelligence and made a major breakthrough in the research and development of the Bayesian network, for which he won the 2011 Turing Award. Rollo Carpenter developed the chat robot Jabberwacky this year, realizing the interaction between machines and humans.

These AI achievements do seem to be immature, but when I compared the development history of the Internet and computer hardware, I found that if judged purely from the algorithm, the so-called artificial intelligence explosion after this century is just a result of big data and computing power upgrades. It’s just the boom of the bubble, and in essence, the current algorithm does not even jump out of the algorithmic logic of the 1960s.

It was not until the emergence of Wood Dragon Technology that artificial intelligence had a so-called breakthrough in the true sense.

In other words, if there is no wood dragon technology, the current artificial intelligence is not much smarter than the artificial intelligence of the 1960s, they just have better application scenarios and data resources than the artificial intelligence of the 1960s,

So why is it suddenly starting to advocate artificial intelligence now, and what was the reason for the silence at the beginning?

For this reason, I visited a lot of relevant scholars of Omi, and I realized a problem that many people may not realize. In recent years, the names of European companies have hardly been heard, especially in On the battlefield of artificial intelligence, Europe seems to have retired.

But in the 1950s and 1960s, Europe was the most powerful technology cradle in the world, so why did Europe fall to where it is today? Is it because Europe only focuses on manufacturing or because Europeans are lazy? Can they be lazy more than Americans?

Later, I discovered that until today, there is still a prevailing view in Europe: artificial intelligence threat theory. European attitudes towards artificial intelligence are perhaps the most negative, even hostile, in the world.

Then when I visited the United States, I suddenly realized that as early as 1965, Herbert Dreyfus published "Alchemy and AI", which raised major theoretical doubts about artificial intelligence research. Concerning the First Ultraintelligent Machine puts forward the theory of artificial intelligence threat. It is believed that superintelligent machines will surpass human control.

We can find many similar historical facts, that is to say, the artificial intelligence threat theory is a mainstream thought that once prevailed in the Omi region.

And most of those who agree with this idea are artificial intelligence R\u0026D personnel. Until now, that generation of R\u0026D personnel still think so.

And the most frequently mentioned word in threat theory is: uncontrollable. At this time, let's think about what monopolists dislike the most, isn't it just uncontrollable.

Moreover, since the 1970s, a large number of personal entertainment began to appear, and the cultivation of the low-cost entertainment acquisition environment we mentioned earlier went very smoothly. If I were a monopoly, I don’t think I would take the risk of accepting an uncontrollable things.

Now let’s go back and look at what happened during this time period when artificial intelligence broke out again at the beginning of this century. I noticed two things.

The first is the near rise of small island nations in the 1980s, the breakthrough of Koryo in the 1990s, and the rapid development of China in the early 21st century.

When Titty Tainment was popular in the West, it didn’t seem to have the same effect in the East. At this time, if you dig deeper, you will find that the East is a regional environment influenced by Chinese thought for thousands of years, and in China In the precipitation of his thoughts, he has self-control beyond the comprehension of Western culture with only a few hundred years of history.

The self-control under the influence of this culture is related to the inheritance of Chinese thought and the great love of Chinese thought. For example, Chinese people have struggled for their children and believe that children are a kind of inheritance, which has formed a natural consciousness. But in the West, although they love their children, they will not sacrifice themselves excessively for their children, but the Chinese people, including the small island countries and Koreans who are influenced by Chinese culture, will also do the same.

The other is great love, a spirit of fraternity and sacrifice. Chinese culture can sacrifice everything for the country and the nation. In this regard, Western culture also has no similar precipitation.

Therefore, these countries bred under the soil of different cultures in the East may have a temporary influence because of Titty Tainment, but many times they will regain self-control and break through the trap of Titty Tainment because of other things.

In other words, Titty Tainment is out of control in the East.

The second thing is that since this century, Huaxia has adopted the thinking of overtaking on curves in technology, and one of the core technologies of overtaking on curves is artificial intelligence. The artificial intelligence that was abandoned by the West is now being developed by China. , This is another kind of loss of control, loss of control over technological development.

So combining these two points, my further guess is that in the face of loss of control, they realized that artificial intelligence is inevitable, and also realized that the Orientals will not give back the stability they want under the trap of Titty Tainment, so continue to assume I am them, and I will definitely restart the artificial intelligence plan, because among the two choices that are also out of control, everyone will choose the option that is more likely to be controllable.

More importantly, once artificial intelligence is controllable, it will open another way to stabilize monopoly.

And if all my conjectures are true, based on what I know about you, you must be able to see everything I can see. Therefore, Wood Dragon Technology is the eye of the technology industry for wealth. They let you develop because you can bring the artificial intelligence they want.

But the premise is that you can't get out of control, but your speech today is revealing the signal that you are about to get out of control. Why do you do such a thing?

My guess is that you haven't found a way to fight wealth alone, but you desperately need a better environment now, because real artificial intelligence, no, real intelligence, may be coming..."

Liu Fan still maintained a high degree of concentration and vigilance, but his expression when he looked at Karina actually changed, "Who the hell are you?"

This is the third time Liu Fan asked this question this night...