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Artificial intelligence, or more precisely machines, do not yet have the ability to read with understanding, but this problem will solve. When machines acquire this capability, they will study all the texts written by humans and, more importantly, understand the meaning of human sentences.

At this stage of development, machines will take a beyond-human view of the future, and as Google’s Deepam algorithm shown in the game, the more information AI has, the more accurate decisions it will make in the real world than humans.

Is such an achievement good or bad? We do not know, and we hope it is good. All cultures and civilizations throughout history are based on human intelligence, so if you have more intelligence, there will be no limit to what we like to do, which some experts say is the greatest event in human history.

Elon Musk intends to give objectivity to work, and as you will read in the special file of this issue, it has been successful. If that is possible, why do some tech elites see artificial intelligence as the end of the human race?

Psychologists speak of a concept called inferiority and self-esteem. They believe that when humans create intelligent beings of their own kind, they are empowered, and even in some films, such as The Matrix, it is suggested that we can create obedient machines.

The moment we felt threatened to turn them off. 

But immediately in the next sequence, the movie character says, what will happen to us by turning off the cars? What is the real problem? Why does superior AI become destructive? “It’s better to have a goal in the car that we’re really looking to achieve,” said Norbert Wiener in the 1960s.

In most cases, human beings set a goal as a nature that does not actually fulfill that goal. In other words, we must seek value orientation. Let me give you a simple example. Imagine a smart car. You have a simple goal for a smart machine to put the coffee on your desk, but it is rapidly learning new things.

After reading books and watching movies, this machine suddenly tells itself that I may not be able to do my job properly one day.

Someone may turn me off at any moment. It is best to disable my power button before such a problem occurs. I have to defend myself against threats that make me not reach my goal. At this stage, artificial intelligence enters a state of single-mindedness and is completely defensive, which the manufacturers did not anticipate. This is the problem that Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Stephen Hawking are worried about.

Now, this smart machine only pays attention to one point; if it dies (turns off), it can no longer put any coffee on the table.

After reading books and watching movies, this machine suddenly tells itself that I may not be able to do my job properly one day. Someone may turn me off at any moment. It is best to disable my power button before such a problem occurs.

I have to defend myself against threats that make me not reach my goal. Artificial intelligence enters a state of one mind and is completely defensive at this stage, which the manufacturers did not anticipate. This is the problem that Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Stephen Hawking are worried about.

Now, this smart machine pays attention to only one point; if it dies (turns off), it can no longer put any coffee on the table. After reading books and watching movies, this machine suddenly tells itself that I may not be able to do my job properly one day. Someone may turn me off at any moment. It is best to disable my power button before such a problem occurs.

I have to defend myself against threats that make me not reach my goal.

At this stage, artificial intelligence enters a state of single-mindedness and is completely defensive, which the manufacturers did not anticipate. This is the problem that Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Stephen Hawking are worried about.

Now, this smart machine only pays attention to one point; if it dies (turns off), it can no longer put any coffee on the table. I have to defend myself against threats that make me not reach my goal. At this stage, artificial intelligence enters a state of single-mindedness and is completely defensive, which the manufacturers did not anticipate. This is the problem that Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Stephen Hawking are worried about.

Now, this smart machine only pays attention to one point; if it dies (turns off), it can no longer put any coffee on the table. I have to defend myself against threats that make me not reach my goal. At this stage, artificial intelligence enters a state of single-mindedness and is completely defensive, which the manufacturers did not anticipate. This is the problem that Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Stephen Hawking are worried about.

Now, this smart machine pays attention to only one point; if it dies (turns off), it can no longer put any coffee on the table. 

The problem is best illustrated in the 2001 film: A Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick. The HAL of a smart computer only seeks to achieve its own goal, which is not in line with the goals of human beings, and finally, the movie actor succeeds in tricking and deceiving the car. Imagine our smart car connecting an electric current to its body so that no human can touch it! What is the solution?

What if we instill in the machine that it should not be sure of its purpose? Now the car thinks the owner should turn me off because I did something wrong. I do not know what I did wrong, but I’m sure I do not want to do it again. In other words, we have set a degree of uncertainty for the machine. If the car shuts down in this way, it will learn tips about its goals.

To be more precise, we allow artificial intelligence to help humans improve their lives and get things done. Similar to what AI does in estimating employee pay or identifying malware. Note that when we talk about artificial intelligence, we are referring to a general concept.

Machine learning, natural processing languages, and even widely used languages ​​in data mining are classified under this technology. 

Accordingly, in the special issue of Artificial Intelligence in September, we tried to examine artificial intelligence differently, and instead of talking only about this technology, various topics such as how to build neural networks, how to calculate salaries with artificial intelligence, integrating artificial intelligence with Examine the human brain and even international issues such as the close competition between China and the United States in the field of artificial intelligence.

In the special issue of this issue, we did not mention machine learning because we have dealt with this technology in the past. More importantly, various issues around it require a separate special case.