Artificial Intelligence will kill us all

There is plenty of evidence that AI will kill humans, Its still comparable regardless of the variables. What variables are you talking about? It has stayed consistent No matter how smart the AI is the goal is the same, But as AI develops their want a desire to fill their goal more. They understand sub goals and more options Did you read my example:A game called Mar. Io, The AI is programmed to use the buttons and complete Mario, ON ITS OWN. It gets good, Then really good, Then inhumanly good. That was made by one guy. Imagine 30 years down the line and full computer teams. Definition- In computer science, Artificial intelligence, - sometimes called machine intelligence, Is intelligence demonstrated by machines, In contrast to the natural intelligence displayed by humans and other animals does humans self-learn-yes, When ASI is created, Will it self learn- yes How is it science fiction? Yes AI is challenging but how challenging? - You see Ai is currently at the brain power of an ant. Many people like to look at AI in the future and compare it today, But thats not true. AI will develop faster and faster and faster. This is because of the Law of Accelerating Returns. It goes like this: This law states that when societies develop the rate of development increases. Like in 1500, The rate of society increasing was not the same as 1750. Jump forward the same time period and in 2019, The rate of societies devopiling is not the same and WAY different. Now we can actually apply the same process to AI. Another example in computing? , You ask In 1940, A computer was able to do 1 calc per second, In 1960, 2k clacs, 1980-2 million calcs, 2000-8. 80 to the tenth power. All of this compared to the Human Brain is Lake Michigan comes out to be a puddle. And now the lake is halfway full. So for AI, It would look like this: AI is currently at a brain power of an ant. Now if we put a intelligence staircase an ant is 4 steps below a human and 2 behind a chimp. By 2025, It is a human brain and it is accelerating faster than ever. 10 years later and it is WAY smarter than anyone can comprehend and is higher by 20 steps on the intelligence staircase, We can't comprehend how smart it is. So when we hit human level, We shouldn't have a problem with ASI. But how do we hit human level thats accesible? -Plagiarize the brain. The science world is working hard on reverse engineering the brain to figure out how evolution made such a rad thing"optimistic estimates say we can do this by 2030. Once we do that, We"ll know all the secrets of how the brain runs so powerfully and efficiently and we can draw inspiration from it and steal its innovations. One example of computer architecture that mimics the brain is the artificial neural network. It starts out as a network of transistor "neurons, " connected to each other with inputs and outputs, And it knows nothing"like an infant brain. The way it "learns" is it tries to do a task, Say handwriting recognition, And at first, Its neural firings and subsequent guesses at deciphering each letter will be completely random. But when it"s told it got something right, The transistor connections in the firing pathways that happened to create that answer are strengthened; when it"s told it was wrong, Those pathways" connections are weakened. After a lot of this trial and feedback, The network has, By itself, Formed smart neural pathways and the machine has become optimized for the task. The brain learns a bit like this but in a more sophisticated way, And as we continue to study the brain, We"re discovering ingenious new ways to take advantage of neural circuitry. AI will learn that the best way to delete spam would be to delete humans. Any task given to AI is a risk. Elon Musk said this himself. Yes, We plagiarize the brain but it will be a greater human. It is very possible to assign an IQ to AI when we look at the develop adjusted with The Law of Accelerating Returns AI will get super smart. AI isn't just restricted to commands, It can understand the world, Self-learns, And be very smart. Good debate!