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This is one of the greatest questions. We can be sure that people will surrender their liberty as they have many times in the past, when it appears security and comfort can be gained. But every great leap in technology brings with it both risk and promise. As Kurzweil says--in the future computers will make convincing claims that they are conscious and intelligent, and we will believe them! I suspect we will see great things beyond our imagining today.
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Why does general weider want to replace computers on missiles with human beings in the story the feeling of power?
General Weider wants to replace computers with human beings on missiles in "The Feeling of Power" because he believes that relying too much on computers has made people lose touch with basic mathematical skills. He believes that using human beings to perform the calculations will help them to maintain and improve their mathematical abilities. Additionally, Weider wants to remind people of the importance of nurturing and relying on their own intelligence and skills rather than relying solely on technology.
Do computers think like human beings justify?
Yes
How were the slaves freedom denied?
The slaves' freedom was denied by the concept that slaves were property, not human beings, and all human beings are free, but not property, so slaves were denied freedom due to the concept that slaves were property, not people.
What strong determinism denies that humans beings have?
real freedom
What will happen if teachers are replaced by computers?
Human Beings will be replaced by robots
Can artificial intelligence be applied to living beings?
Depends on what you mean by living beings... Artificial intelligence as a definition applies strictly artificially produced forms of intelligence, i.e. computers, robots, etc. For instance, the person who first coined the term 'Artificial Intelligence", John McCarthy, defined it to mean "the science and engineering of making intelligent machines" (Wikipedia "Artificial Intelligence"). I suppose the philosophical question is: what are machines? Are they necessarily those hand-crafted pieces of metal and plastic? Or could a machine be more complex - a living creature that has never been able to process intelligent thoughts before (ex. an animal, to the best of our current knowledge) but is somehow given the capability through 'artificial intelligence engineering' to process thoughts? And how do we define intelligence? Is intelligence ultimately a natural ability to survive despite the odds? (Many animals are able to do this via body adaptations in extreme environments, without having an apparent "intelligence"). Food for thought!
What are the things done by human beings and computers?
Calculation, Both need energy for proper functioning.
What makes dolphins human beings and chimpanzees different from other mammals?
Dolphins, human beings, and chimpanzees are all mammals who have unusually high intelligence, compared to most other mammals. We are smart.
What re the importance of computers?
They improve the way of life for all beings who can at least set one up.
Why did the bald eagle have a good reason to human beings?
Because to human beings the bald eagle means freedom. It is also displayed as the symbol of "supreme power and authority".
What are the advantages and limitations of computer?
the computer can outperform human beings in speed, memory and accuracy but still the computers has limitations
What mammels use computers?
only human beings as far as i am aware.... but im sure all that could change!!
