Will Humans Be Able to Control Computers That Are Smarter Than Us?

5/18/2015

This blog post examines the prospect of humans being able to control computers that surpass our own intelligence. It discusses the concept of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and the potential for machines to outperform humans in cognitive tasks. The article raises questions about the implications of AGI and the challenges that come with controlling superintelligent machines. It explores various perspectives, including the idea of aligning AI's goals with human values and the potential risks associated with creating intelligence greater than our own. Ultimately, the post seeks to provoke thought and discussion about the future relationship between humans and intelligent machines.

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