However, it is usually the history of a new technology's resistance that sparks the most interest. Given the inherent conservative nature of human beings, opposition is a major mechanism that drives the advancement of new ideas and technology. Pioneers must meet the challenges and obstacles imposed by society and in doing so, the new ideas progress. Resistance presents new challenges and facing new challenges results in more effort to promote and support the new technology and finally, more work and research produce more knowledge and evidence of the technology's practicality. In short, almost every breakthrough idea or technology is initially met with opposition and social resistance.
Artificial intelligence is no exception.
AI represents a sticky issue of where human beings stand in life. On the contrary, opponents of AI doubt the capabilities of any computer program to create intelligence and argue that a machine can never assume the role or the function of a human being because a computer is created by man and therefore, a creation of man can never be an equal to man since its actions are determined by man. The Arguments Against AI Critics of AI scoff at the idea of thinking machines. They argue that simulating intelligence in machines is inherently impossible and that research in AI is a silly attempt that goes nowhere. Arguments of insuperable differences.