Bill Joy's Article and the Future of Artificial Intelligence

Humans might become dependent on machines and accept their commands.

Control in the hands of an elite, making the masses unnecessary.

Moravec predicts that by 2040, machines will attain human levels of intelligence, and by 2050, they will surpass humans.

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<p>Bill Joy, Ray Kurzweil, and Hans Moravec.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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