What Do You Think About Automation (Artificial Intelligence)?

   This is complete simplicity! Because of these monsters, many people will lose their jobs one day. Besides, I don't think there's a normal person who would give up his job to this monster ...

   You first get literate, then come again to ask about our thoughts, if you still want ;-)

   the same thing was said about the machines at one time, and the madmen broke them. yes, some professions will be dropped and replaced with new ones. This will not be the first time it happens, it will not be the last and number 1 is not in class :-) it's not about giving up work, you just won't be needed, at least some people. For example, at the time there was a profession of accountant in accounting: all your life you collect columns of numbers. Funny and ridiculous, isn't it? However, accountants work, don't they? They use software and no one thinks computers are monsters. The same will happen now with some professions

   My honest opinion is that automation can be very useful, but it is a double-edged sword. Artificial intelligence-driven machines can also be unpredictable. I'm not worried about everything we've seen in the movies where a robot decides to kill humanity, but I'm worried that the machines break, they can be adjusted anyway, and if you don't understand it, you don't know what nonsense you're going to do. Devices have always been used in my work, before they were mechanical, but now they are electronic. Older generations have studied more physics, while subjects like programming come to us under different names. If our staff does not understand the work process well, but is aware of the software and all machines, it becomes alarming in case you are at work and the machine stops working. Indeed, future cadres, perhaps, they will be able to repair the devices, but they will not be able to do their job without them. I am worried about the loss of information and unprepared staff in every field. I'm worried that artificial intelligence will be at the expense of human intelligence. At this point, I don't think enough people understand automation. I expect that it will enter our grandchildren or great-grandchildren with greater force, maybe later. For now and in the near future, there will still be a few people behind the machines to monitor the work. I have a certain amount of curiosity on the subject. I wonder what the cars of the future will be like, how well will people drive them? Will there be a TV? Will there be robots to be included even in the service sector? And I'm most interested in whether non-technical subjects will be studied at all? However, I'm in no hurry to understand

   I am not competent, but if we turn to history for centuries, we automate, not deautomatize. But unemployment is not only not rising, it is falling, given the staggering growth of the world's population. They used to sew by hand, did the tailors lose their jobs after the invention of the sewing machine? There used to be a lamp arsonist who got up at dawn to light street lamps one by one throughout the city. Now that they light up automatically, aren't thousands of people out of work as a result? After the invention of the combine, did the farmers lose their jobs? The process is rather a restructuring. If the sewing machine does the work of the tailor, then a tailor may specialize in the repair of sewing machines. Another in their production, a third will supply the production with materials, a fourth will transport them. This production will open the way for new ideas in other productions, etc. Separately, clothes become cheaper because there is no need for huge labor costs and so people will dress for less money, and with the saved they will buy other things, the production of which will involve another type of labor. As a result, people will be able to afford more goods and services and have jobs. By this logic, let's go back to the Stone Age, so that there are no machines and there is work for everyone. As a result, people will be able to afford more goods and services and have jobs. By this logic, let's go back to the Stone Age, so that there are no machines and there is work for everyone. As a result, people will be able to afford more goods and services and have jobs. By this logic, let's go back to the Stone Age, so that there are no machines and there is work for everyone.

   1, hahaha! Well, when they lose their jobs, they will retrain as those who can make artificial intelligence!

   Industrial automation has nothing to do with artificial intelligence ...

   N2, you are not helping with the topic at all. You give neither ideas nor thoughts. Author, artificial intelligence lays the foundations for innovation and creativity. That is, we will have to focus on such things. People like comment N2 would be unnecessary and most likely to lose their jobs because they do not offer solutions, do not give ideas and are not useful organizationally. They do not express help on issues even in public discussion. I wonder why moderators post anti-social behavior from low-income people who are useless and who deserve to stay at the bottom? Leave me a comment that tells the truth about such people. Indeed, these remain at the bottom of real life, surrounded by their own kind. Author, I think IT is the future. PS Give me the downsides of the comment please. We are telling the truth.

   AI (in Bulgarian) is the most useful thing in the world! Production will reach unprecedented proportions! At one time, people thought that tires would replace them. Now it's the same, and you (afraid of AI have a habit of looking at the bad side of everything ...

   Terminator did you watch it I guess? Well that's exactly where we're going. Currently, the military is trying to modernize weapons en masse. Drones, smart missiles and whatever you can think of with electronics. Even our phones have provided them with a seemingly harmless artificial intelligence that any hacker can manipulate, and what's stopping them from getting things wrong?

   This is very good, of course a lot of professions will be dropped. Believe it or not, newspapers are also starting to disappear and be replaced by online sites. Automation often makes the final product cheaper or more popular. Only low-skilled and unmotivated people are afraid of this. Artificial intelligence is something else.

   From the Author Thanks for the feedback. №1, yes, as №3 says, it is a process in which the company simply does not need the employee. This is when software or machine facilitates a function by restructuring the business - saving time, finances. As №4, on the other hand, says, evolution has so far led to productivity. In his organization, he is concerned about understanding the very changed work process that leads to productivity. In fact, even the creators of Toyota once looked to the United States, when American workers were estimated to be up to 9 times more productive. Toyota then realized that productivity was not about people, but about the process itself. Therefore, from there they introduced the idea of ​​innovation and improvement of techniques and methods of work. №5, I think you have very good arguments and examples of the evolution we have gone through. I am also not competent, so the goal is to expand the worldview by sharing views. Your points are good. Things have evolved so that one disappears but another appears. In many cases, these devices have automated an activity and facilitated the process. Now, for example, there are 3D printers that can do all sorts of things, and why not a house, no matter how crazy it sounds? Are self-driving cars, including trucks and cars in a test environment? Many farms are evolving and becoming vertical in order not to affect the soil and emit harmful emissions? There are machines that harvest the harvest themselves. There is a pizzeria where the machines make their own pizzas, up to 360 pizzas per hour without the need for rest, without scalding, without dropping and wasting material, without needing maternity leave or vacation? Using artificial intelligence, another burger machine determines how well the burgers are baked? Here I argue with the above comment and at №7 №8 he killed the fish with his frankness and thank you.

   Artificial intelligence is the natural continuation of human evolution. It can be seen that man has reached the limit of his abilities, and has been stagnant for several thousand years - he is improving his tools and living conditions, but in psychological and biological aspects he is revolving in the same cycle - birth, eventual accumulation of knowledge, work, entertainment, reproduction and death. Artificial intelligence is the only hope for the survival of intelligent life on earth, and will surpass Homo sapiens in all respects except simplicity. :) As Homo sapiens prevailed over the Neanderthals, so artificial intelligence will displace us as a lower and more dangerous form of life.

   In the long run, I don't see anything wrong. Yes, there will be "tremors" soon, but so what? If you have an "autonomous car", it will be much easier for you. You get on, you say where to take you and that's it. But how many services and goods will become cheaper when equipment for 1000 euros turns every car and truck into a self-driving vehicle? "Because of these monsters, many people will lose their jobs one day." Tractors? Have you heard of them? "They drove the people out of the land" and thank God! It's not my fault that you can't do anything other than wash dishes at the age of 33, and a machine is coming that does it for you. We will not limit the growth of the economy and so on, because you are bored, to learn something new. By 10 - Yes, we watched Terminator. Did you watch Star Trek? According to the version from the 60s, now he had to, to live in a post-apocalyptic winter and fight augmented people. With a "smart missile", you can hit combat equipment located in the middle of the street. With a dumb rocket, you load more applause and, for sure, you blow up the whole street. And drones are great! 80% of plane crashes are caused by pilot error! And drones? There is 99% human error. Millions could be alive today, if we had the technology, all cars would be unmanned. "Even our phones have provided them with a supposedly harmless artificial intelligence that any hacker can manipulate, and what's stopping them from getting things wrong?" Don't worry, no one will make Siri kill you. AI is a term that everyone throws freely. One secret - if you set up a company, add "AI", "Deep Learning", " Machine Learning "Block chain", "Milenial" and you have a high chance that your shares will go up by 200%, even if you want to produce juicers. And no, I'm not kidding.

   Isaac Azimov;) The three laws of robotics. Well, one option is Terminator :))) The Matrix ... Interesting times will come :)))

   You stand in front of laptops and tablets and at one time a "pig", a virus. Antivirus ?! Who created viruses and antivirus programs? "But it was careful" "What are you digging in such a site" ?! Here is an example: As a white man, I also bought an Android TV. Latest model for 2017 It is a famous brand. I gave BGN 1,500. What good is a TV if you can't watch a movie in peace? I enter a site for online movies and a 30-40 minute fight with ads, bans and what not begins! 30-40% of people are on your computer. And the others will knock stones in the caves because they are simple? Not everyone gets handcuffs. Computer specialists come to me with fluffy hands and white fingers. But he did not understand why the tire of his car had entered under the door. Well, I know and I haven't studied it. However, he does not know. If he had the tablet to fix it, that would have happened. Well, they will soon create artificial intelligence. To teach himself, he must be connected to the Internet. There is a lot of information there. Even executions. Won't this intellect decide that it should be so. What factor is man to obey him after man erases man. Isn't it right to be like that? Who will tell her how to develop and what to think? And by collecting all the viruses from the network; what are we doing? Or is it better for the razor to come and ask you "do you want me to shave you today"? Cars and planes should be smart! And when he decides that he needs to update his program? It will stop for an update. And will the other one stop? And the plane will land and when it decides, it will take off. Who is the man to order such a developed intellect ?!

   №15, and why are you so convinced that everyone thinks well of you and everything is "calm"? Do you think that everyone will become shareholders and extreme poverty? Too bad, too bad! If 150 years ago people did not imagine how they could destroy the Earth, now we can imagine it, it just hasn't happened yet.

   In my work we have already automated a lot of processes and we have a worker robot. This does not mean that we have lost our job - we just focus on things that bring additional profit to the company and optimization projects. The days when I sat up late in the office to do some boring and repetitive work are long gone. These activities are performed by the robot at night. People who are afraid of automation are usually those who are not skilled enough and do not want to develop. I am an accountant by education and am currently working in my specialty, but in recent years I have had to deal with completely different things, such as preparing and delivering presentations, optimization, project management, etc. You can't sit in one place for years and expect to have a job for life.

   Another author did not understand about hash and wrote comments to himself. Now they will probably convince me again that by chance their brother sat at the same computer and accidentally saw the same topic, so he commented. I am referring to comments 13 and 8.

   Haha! Author, are you schizophrenic? I apologize for the rude expression, but number 20 is right, I hadn't paid attention so far. It's not fun not to express your opinion directly on an anonymous site. Anyway, AI is the future, it doesn't matter if you like it (I already told you, but still ...).

   I think it will contribute to the development of humanity.