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Topic	Am I the only one who thinks AI robots wont actually ever happen in the future?
Mackorov 07/18/22 10:22:36 AM #8:	JuanCarlos1 posted... I guess itll come down to cost vs usefulness. There were some samsung? serving robots announced on CES not long ago so maybe we''ll see them for retail in a not so far future. But I dont think we'll be seeing any sophisticated humanoid robot any times soon. And if we do ..theyll probably be sex robots for the price of 200k. Intelligent robots are actually impossible (as of now at least). Because humans can't even discover the source of consciousness till this day. If we can't even figure out how the brain 100% works, how can we possibly make robots with the same brain function of consciousness? The hard problem of consciousness remains a hugely controversial but unresolved philosophical dilemma for that matter. The so-called 'intelligent robots' invented in today's age are merely robots running on code and learning algorithms but their cognition is still very limited to straight black and white answers. They're basically just internet chatbots baked in with voice recognition and speech and modelled as humans lol <cite>Mackorov posted [p:966657203] in Am I the o... [t:80098299]...</cite> <quote>JuanCarlos1 posted... </cite> <quote>I guess itll come down to cost vs usefulness. There were some samsung? serving robots announced on CES not long ago so maybe we''ll see them for retail in a not so far future. But I dont think we'll be seeing any sophisticated humanoid robot any times soon. And if we do ..theyll probably be sex robots for the price of 200k.</quote> Intelligent robots are actually impossible (as of now at least). Because humans can't even discover the source of consciousness till this day. If we can't even figure out how the brain 100% works, how can we possibly make robots with the same brain function of consciousness? The hard problem of consciousness remains a hugely controversial but unresolved philosophical dilemma for that matter. The so-called 'intelligent robots' invented in today's age are merely robots running on code and learning algorithms but their cognition is still very limited to straight black and white answers. They're basically just internet chatbots baked in with voice recognition and speech and modelled as humans lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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