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Equality of the Pro's and Con's in A. I.

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The reasons for not making artificial intelligence are rooted in religion. Yet the chances of even discussing such a topic is somewhat of a movie plot in itself. Please don’t laugh at the mention of this but this is my opinion on the matter of AI. The positives of the debate are equal to the negatives. It’s that simple the argument could go on into the next million years. The thought of slavery is what comes to mind. This article is not to be taken as truth it’s my personal study of the equalities in us and every thing we make.

I am not a architect. Although I do study philosophy and I am a practicing Christian. To state my flag and my interest is out of honor. With that said I’d like to contemplate the future of spying just that… the future itself. To have a common knowledge of the chips that are being produced is equal to the human cells that are being generated in each and every one of our bodies only they don’t reproduce by themselves. We are gradually creating things that may want to how ever. It’s unnatural and by definition it’s in humane and sacrilegious.

Let me elaborate on that in an ethical context. To make things that make them selves is in fact dangerous and uncontrollable. Okay go a head and laugh but the chances of making something that is perfect isn’t actually human. Humans (man) is imperfect as described in the Holy Bible. That’s why God loves us. This is what I was taught and understand and hold my faith in. The chances of something that’s not perfect such as “man” making something perfect is not perfect So what’s the difference in the intelligence of miscalculation? To put it lightly the pro’s and con’s are equal. It’s what I do. This whole life of thinking that Technology is going to win is long and past. The thoughts that I’m interested in are this. We as a people should justify our knowledge of the old saying that states this:

HISTORY WILL ALWAYS REPEAT IT’S SELF UNLESS WE LEARN FROM OUR MISTAKES. What I’m concluding is slavery of robotics is some what far fetched and a very big jump ahead. SURE, but it’s in the movies and the bottom line are only what hold us as human. Ethics are the way of life and some things you shouldn't actually try at home.

This short is to describe my perception of all of my cognitive foresight in order to save grace. It’s really simple to me that I have watched nearly all the cool science fiction I can take and I mean that in a humorous way. It’s not fun to have a religious background and watch all that and at the same time enjoy Technology so much that I want to see it grow and “expand” as it is going to. So out of both sides of the fence here I am right smack in the middle of the road and I’m about to get run over by a speeding car and I’m in it’s way.

Don't worry it's not going to happen tomorrow. The advancements of year to year and even every hundred years are the only things that make the debate. Meaning that the estimations of the possibilities will eventually become over a very long time "equal."

The soul reason to not want robots walking around and downloading tons of knowledge day after day is just that. The essence of the soul is the shear reason for not doing stem cell research in my own country. Plain and simple as I’m writing this some one in England has made a disgusting scientific abomination. It’s a human/horse cell. And folks that person is probably on their way to hell as we speak, or if he was living where I do and this country was founded by the Puritans then he’d be in some serious trouble.

by Christopher Gabriel Brown PhD VII

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