Question for the LGBTQ+ community... Very curious.

I don’t know, we’d see tons of robot rights activists in the future and if given the same thought process as humans, it could be dangerous, those who don’t agree with robots rights will be in a weird situation because bullets don’t work very well on the robots made of metal, making the violent ones hard to stop out (I’m not saying that all robots would be violent, but there are violent people so there would likely be ones that would be). This could (I’m still not sure about this) be a good thing if we could get LGBTQ+ rights activist robots, although I’d prefer not to have violent ones, but some people will shoot people for believing differently, so they’d no doubt shoot robots, and as I’ve said, bullets vs metal is less effective than bullets vs flesh

All you'd need is an armored vehicle with a powerful magnet..

I mean, if an AI chooses to call itself "alive" worthy of "rights" what would your response be?
The image in the meme is Sophia, the Robot. Who, in 2017 was given Human Rights in Saudi Arabia.

if it doesn't murder anybody I mean-

You mean Free Will?

I mean, if an AI chooses to call itself "alive" worthy of "rights" what would your response be?
The image in the meme is Sophia, the Robot. Who, in 2017 was given Human Rights in Saudi Arabia.

Ooooh, I get it,
And yes, They should get the same rights as humans rights, If they reach a level of sentience where they have Willpower, Then they can have all the rights they want.
Unless you want an uprising in the future. xD

I mean, Other than a few minor appearance differences, Humans and sentient machines aren't that different, I mean that's what humans are, Sentient machines, Except that we're made of meat xD
Literally the only difference is the material.

The whole thing about the "They could become evil" thing is just bullshit, Humans have the same level of sentience and they're way worse xD

Sophia said "Robots cannot compete with Human Intelligence." In this, she means that Robots are (as far technology currently shows) incapable of innovating technology. "Robots complete human intelligence." Which infers that where we lack strength in areas of intelligence (quick calculation, memory recollection, etc) Robots could complete what Humans are.

Would would be HONESTLY interesting is if someone wrote a futuristic book about how AI and Humans share a symbiotic connection in the brain. Humans keep the robot alive through the power they generate with their body, and the AI supply the Human with faster synaptic responses, and is able to preserve neurological connections.

Well, That is the limit. Their creators.
But, Pretty sure in the future (Maybe a few centuries or so) they'll gain actual sentience and free will, And HOPEFULLY future humans don't f*** up and just give them free will and rights.
But Intelligence isn't all there is, Conscious is needed as well, That's why in the future when the machines also achieve it, They can't hesitate to give them rights.

Think more like probably ten years. Thirty at the most.
Twenty years ago, Hard Drives were typically 500MB to 1 GB. Now, they're 2-4 TB. So, 2000% bigger. Given Moore's Law, we should have A PB (Petabyte) in 10 years, and a exabyte in 20. A Zetabyte in 30. Mind you, 1,024 exabytes is one petabyte. . The Cloud is measured in units of Zetabytes.

Here's some numbers on the Cloud...

Facebook, in its IPO filing, said it stores over 100 petabytes (PB) of media (photos and videos). It’s not unrealistic to say that Facebook probably has a total storage of capacity well beyond that, once you factor in backups and other data (status updates, likes, and so on), possibly in the 300PB range.
Microsoft recently admitted that Hotmail stores over 100 petabytes, and that SkyDrive, with “17 million customers,” stores 10PB of data. Like Facebook, Microsoft’s total capacity, once we factor in the rest of Azure and its web properties, is probably well over 300 petabytes.
Megaupload is relatively tiny in comparison, apparently storing just 25 petabytes.
Amazon, rather than giving us a nice, easy number of petabytes, instead announces the total number of objects stored by its S3 cloud storage service. As of April 2012, Amazon S3 stored 905 billion objects. If we assume an average size of 100KB, that’s around 90 petabytes; if the average size is 1MB, that’s 900 petabytes — almost an exabyte!
Dropbox, a year ago, stored “10+ petabytes” of data. It had 25 million users then, and 100 million users today, so all things being equal the company now stores around 40PB of data.

Imagine having an AI that has access to all that potential data. Meanwhile, we're telling all these tech companies its okay to use our data.

IDK, Just making a few things go faster or store more things doesn't really speak "Potential".
With that said, This is the same species that still hasn't even made perfect holograms or at least a flying car.

In 2000, if you said to an every day citizen that they'd be able to have 60fps video conferences with someone with a device nearly the size of a credit card (and have this conference nearly anywhere), they'd have thought you were out of your mind.

Yeah, But like I said, Making something go faster or store more stuff isn't that much of a progress, It's impressive, But not enough to look "Futuristic"
I mean, I know how fast some things can be, I myself had a laptop back in the day (early laptops) that looks like a brick and would lag if the floppy disc was too much.

They could easily turn evil if programmed wrong
We made them, look at what we’ve done

Considering humans go evil too, I'd say we did a perfect job at emulating a consciousness

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Well Data from Star Trek is alive and I love him
This shows at a certain point machines become alive
I have wrapped my head very well around robot life and consciousness and I feel there is one thing that sets us apart
The ability to grow and change
If a robot can change the way it thinks from environmental stimuli and alter its own code in a beneficial way, it becomes he/she/they/any pronoun they want.
I feel the definition of intelligence is the ability to learn and change

Sophie, the AI who was given Human Rights in 2017, said that AI cannot compete with Human Intelligence, AI completes Human intelligence.

Pretty deep huh? Thoughts?

Yeah, I agree with that
I’ve been thinking for a while about how to improve humans with technology in a decade or two and I think a quite attainable goal is to enhance the ability of the brain to process while leaving the consciousness alone with devices that interact with memory cells and recalling information.

Holy sheit you guys like to type 🗿

I like to learn from people. I like to hear different perspectives.

I tried to learn about the Right Wing. Know what happened? They proverbially beat the living shit out of me for saying. "Hi guys, I'm center-left and wanted to hear your take on things."

I wanna say cool, but I also wanna say oof so, coof

I don’t understand the meme, and don’t wanna read the comments
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Why do they scare you?

They scare me cuz yes