Artificial Intelligence
Will the next Prime Minister of India
be a robot? A BJP robot or a Congress robot, it is entirely likely that a few
decades hence, the country’s most important political position may be occupied
by a machine. When for so long, the cult of personality and party affiliations
has dominated government, many argue that artificial intelligence would serve
India better than the current crop of bureaucrats and politicians. Their
erratic behavior and impulsive decision making would be best replaced by
machines – machines that analyze relevant data thoroughly, weigh the odds, and
then come up with the best solution.
Without our knowing it, ‘artificial
intelligence’ has sprung up around us, performing tasks we as humans are
incapable of. At present however far too many people think that it is only a
passing fad promoted by Western scientists with little to do. But whatever the
eventual outcome, artificial intelligence is here to stay for the long term.
Economists in the West are closely watching and anticipating its future outcome
on ordinary life. Will it cause large scale disruptive unemployment, or open up
opportunities in new types of scientific exploration? A survey by the Bank of
America estimates that in the US, Artificial Intelligence could impact daily
life 300 times the transformation that occurred after the industrial
revolution. The biggest fear relates to what scientists call Deep Intelligence
– a hitherto new phenomenon where computers can be self programmed to perform
emotional tasks. Its recent outcome in Japan is a domestic robot that absorbs
home attitudes, smiles and bows when it greets the owner, even intervenes in
household exchange.
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