By now must people realize that our present jobs will be replaced by Robots and or artificial intelligence? Some of these systems will be much better and more intelligent than humans, assuming of course individuals are really smart. These robots will work in our factories, agricultural industry, retail and service. They will work on Wall Street and Main Street and everywhere in the distribution chain between. They will work in your house, drive your attention, compose your emails, blog posts, and do your tweets, so you might also get used to going to the shore.
There was an interesting article on AI submitted to the Fortune Magazine Website on February 6, 2017 name: How Strong AI Technology Can Lead to Unforeseen Disasters, by Jonathan Varian which said: Smaller decisions that robots create on their own may cause trouble Because human developers may fail to have all of a robot’s possible choices into consideration, and This is not the robot apocalypse, what we are seeing here are robots pursuing human-generated goals in unconstrained manners, and, Having a fundamental understanding of ethics can help technologists better understand the possible ramifications of the AI-powered applications and robotics they are creating, he clarified.
The professors of artificial intelligent robotics noted these struggles but did not enter the potential issues, after all many are not foreseen; however allow me to have a quick look at this site https://www.businesstelegraph.co.uk/as-robots-take-over-warehousing-workers-pushed-to-adapt-wkmg-news-6-clickorlando/. Unrestrained robots giving only goals to meet, like catching something out of the warehouse, and sending it pre-packaged to the fulfilment centre’s outgoing, truck load area or even on the truck could become quite interesting.
Imagine if the warehouse robots begin fighting over jobs, attacking each Other to be the robot that could deliver the item? What if the robots form gangs to protect regions of the warehouse from different robots then go to war with one another to meet the orders issued? What if they catch the goods or materials from other robots damaging the merchandise?
Imagine if groups of robots block pops making the other robots go further about running down their batteries, and then shut off the power to other robots being billed? Imagine if they keep robots out of the docking station or pull half billed robots away so that their groups can control instead? What if robots split other robots then place their components into boxes to be sent out what happened to half of those robots, did they get downsized or right-sized?
Think all this is just too crazy to be believable? Many might agree, even artists think they cannot be replace, but one Google Search of artistic robots will provide you an awakening. However, of course, as mentioned previously not all will be perfect, there will be a crazy transition period, one that will prove critics directly and technologists right also. We are living in fascinating times, so good luck on that.