Do you think we'll ever ascend, or will our technology transcend us?
By likaes
@likaes (496)
Singapore
September 16, 2008 8:05am CST
I've read a lot of science fiction books and I wonder sometimes if our technology will actually transcend us. Is that our purpose as humanity then, to create machines and computers that will over take our role as creators in the universe?
2 responses
@forum1234 (90)
• Philippines
16 Sep 08
I think yes, after a long year, sciences may transcend us. They just been started on making robots for easier life, without knowing that i can lead to a certain cases
@likaes (496)
• Singapore
16 Sep 08
I've recently read an article about how it all starts with human-to-human interaction, which is what happens now. We go to the grocer and make our purchases to human cashiers, we go to school and learn from human teachers. Then, human-to-machine, which is also occuring, where we design robots and give them artificial intelligence. From then, its machine-to-human. We can already see the beginning stages of this, where we start to implement online learning portals (though the content is created by humans). Children and adults alike all log on to the internet and learn from its resources. Soon, this may develop into robots that teach us. And finally, machine-to-machine, cutting off the human contact.
@badzvenom (102)
• Philippines
1 Oct 08
I believe so. If we try to look at the trends of men's invention, it is moving towards what is written in most fiction books. Robots, artificial intelligence, biochips on human bodies. I just hope that everything will be for the good of mankind.