do you think technology will ever try to revolt against its maker?think for itself?

Question

comments? ideas? thoughts........inteligent answers please...

Answer 1

Perhaps, although I see that in the future we will be integrated with our technology to further enhance ourselves. While people are quick to say no this would never happen I feel it is important for you to realize it already is.

Many people feel that technology is stagnant and will never reach a level where it could bypass us. I think these people are in denial. Advancements in technology will continue to occur, and at a faster rate with each passing year.

Answer 2

Like the Terminator or the Matrix or IRobot? No. Fun conventions that make for entertaining movies perhaps, but no. Technology, while useful, slick, and may even exhibit primitive "intelligence" is incredibly stupid and often has problems (endless updates, improvements, changes). Computer programs are nothing special, just lists of instructions written by men to do repetitve or tedious things. That creativity will always lie in the those men's brains and not in an Intel chip.

And then there is the power problem. Technology will always require electricity and it will run out - the battery will die, the day will become night (solar), the coal at the electrical plant will run out. This is something that is always glossed over in movies because it is a severe limitation in the real world and the laws of physics rule.

Technology attacks me in the way of frustration but that's almost always due to human incompetence (bugs, errors) or human macliciousness (viruses).

Fear not, my laptop can't even make through a whole plane flight.

Answer 3

About intelligent answers...A great French philosopher of the18th century said, "Everybody complains on their memory. But nobody complains on their intelligence."

Technology is a logical thing. Human being is quite often illogical. Consequently, there will always be a way for a human being to "outsmart" technologically advanced machines.

A proof to it is a great Russian chess player, Mikhail Tal. He was winning, as a rule, when he played with the chess machine time after time by confusing the machine and thus depriving it of the chance to make a logical move.

Answer 4

Well, this is a common idea about robots. This might happen if humans don't put a safegaurd on the things they create, such as an automatic shut-down on robots. But for the second question, robots would most likely be able to think for themselves in the upcoming centruy.

Answer 5

It is possible. Man has the power to make things even more powerful than himself. The idea of nanotechnology (very, very small machines) scares me, because there is talk of being able to create nano-bots, so to speak, which can reproduce. Not sexually, but mechanically. They would be able to make more of themselves. The technology is a bit far off, but it is coming.

Answer 6

How can a civil conflict that took extra English lives than WW1 & WW11 & the yank conflict of Independence all prepare not be an insurrection. That replaced into the 2d civil conflict, it took the lives one a million in each 4 English adult adult males.

Answer 7

Yes.It can be dangerouse if is used not with love(God is love),for the goodness of menkind.I read somewere that Enstein destroyed a part of his science rezults,because he thinks ,the menkind was not prepared to use them for goodness of mens.

Answer 8

Technology is dependent on man. Technology cannot think or reason, therefore it cannot revolt against something it has no knowledge of.

That is why atheist revolt against God, because they know He exist.

Answer 9

The revolution has already started.The computer is proof.It is smarter than us and getting smarter as we speak.When we combine that with machines that are much stronger than us it is horrorific.

Answer 10

possibly, in the near future, just like frankenstein and the movie starring will smith, i-robot! that could happen.