The Aspects Of Artificial Intelligence

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Artificial Intelligence has always been a very interesting subject to me from the time I watched any film from the Terminator series (1984-2015) with the evil A.I. known as Skynet. Not all AI is bad as we know from Steven Spielberg 's “A.I.” (2001) and today Artificial Intelligence is far from fiction. I’ve always wondered how close could we get to a world where Artificial Intelligence could become a companion, and in my research I have found that programmers and inventors are already working on a companion to ease the sense of loneliness we all feel from time to time. There could be a lot of reasons why someone would want some form of companionship when real life presence is not readily available. Katie Collins (2013) quotes, “Like any …show more content…

programs there’s also other methods of A.I. that can be used to cure loneliness. The previous example of A.I. robots is to me more like a friend that you just want to hang out with, but what about when you have other problems in a deeper psychological level that your friends aren’t professionally qualified to resolve. Fjola Helgadottr PhD (2013) references the film Her by stating: “Theodore Twombly (Joaquin Phoenix) is a lonely man who falls in love with his computer. Actually, not his computer, but a software program developed using artificial intelligence (AI) technology “(Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Therapy. Paragraph 1). Fjola Helgadottr PhD (2013) also quotes, “A natural starting point is to advance the current “one size fits all” self-help paradigm. Computerized therapy systems will become more personalized, building detailed models of the user’s idiosyncratic mental profile.” (Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Therapy. Paragraph 4). I would just like to say that a marital relationship with a software or robot is not something I would consider healthy, but a software or machine like A.I. source that is there to serve you as a therapist would make some sense. In my viewpoint, it would have to have a really humanized voice and be adapting to various situations that one could go through in a declining mental state. Talking to an A.I. program that is there to solve a problem and not judge you is similar …show more content…

companionship could simply be someone that existed, but is no longer with us. Well A.I. chatbots are nothing new and have possibly been around longer than we could imagine, but Adarsh Verma (2016) states in his short bite section bytes section: “When the best friend of Eugenia Kuyda–a Russian programmer and entrepreneur–died, she resurrected his digital consciousness using artificial intelligence. She used the creation of her AI startup Luka and fed all the digital conversations of Roman into a neural network. The result is an AI-powered posthumous chatbot. “I want to repeat that I’m very grateful that I have this,” Roman’s mother says.” (How A Programmer Kept Talking to Her Friend After His Death Using A.I. Paragraph 1) . This is actually a very futuristic and modern version of a method I took onto myself to speak to my dearly departed grandparents. I wasn’t able to cope very well with their passing and for weeks I bought a special notebook and whenever I felt terrible and my throat would close in for the cry, I would write daily journals as if I were actually still communicating with them. While it seems odd to speak to the dead in a necromancy form of computer programming, it’s a way of coping with the loneliness when a close friend has passed on. Rather than creating a new companion it’s more like immortalizing a companion through

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