will ai ever get so complex as to deserve rights?
 

or even if ai gets as complex as an human intelligence it deserves no right on this vein?

http://img.blogdecine.com/2011/02/ai-f3.jpg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QejONbEspeM

Well if it's ever that intelligent, then it can make it's own mind up whether it deserves 'rights'....

IT will probably want to be a lawyer.

Binky9

It would decide our fate in a microsecond

Hmmmm! Not Cool!

as far as im concerned aliens robots AI has one right when im around and that is the right to get killed by me...i hate robots aliens and AI and will not tolerate them and i suggest you people should think the same way should aliens land immediately kill them, the same with robots or AI before they get a foot hold....robots, aliens, and AI want one thing and that is to dispose of us...



the AI or robots only have what ever rights their creator wants to endow them with...

:rolleyes:



AI rules were laid out in the SF world, the 3 rules went like this from

Isaac Asimov

1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Laws.

I think a few movies have used those laws from Asimov.

I'm not a SF expert I remember reading Asimov years ago and it rang a bell with me.

The first law has a fault - a possible deadend, because that law does not cover situation in which dilemma may arise: saving one human causes harm to another, so saving violates the law, but doing nothing violates it too. Undefined behavior anyone? :-) That is the nastiest thing could happen in software.

lol, what do you reckon?

Not really because they are not causing the "harm" in the first place.

Why does Sarah Connor live in fear :confused: