Three Laws Of Robots In Isaac Asimov's Three Laws Of Robotics

According to the natural evolutionary rule of “survival of the fittest”, all organisms followed this rule for evolution in the past thousands of years. Mankind, who has the highest Intelligence Quotient among all organisms, also got evolution through this “survival of the fittest”; we gradually stand on the top of the pyramid of all living beings, and are even the master of the Earth. But today, we found that natural selection may be substituted at any time. In particular, science develops along with artificial intelligence — the non-organic organisms. Artificial intelligence, which is intelligence exhibited by machines, is called a breakthrough for self-realization of human. Once upon a time, artificial intelligence was just a branch of computer science, and it was the simulation of human’s

Artificial intelligence, impact nuclear, gene technology and other tremendous technologies have potential threat which have directly proportional to the potential benefits. If want to make good use of this potential force, is necessary to establish a reliable code before they get "smart enough". What we need is not only the skilled technology, but also the ability of control artificial intelligence at a higher level. As science fiction writer Isaac Asimov proposed "three laws of robotics" in his short story of Robot series, the laws of robotics are the protective design and moral principles. First, robots can not injure human beings and help people who get injury. Second, robots must obey human orders unless these commands have contradiction with the first law. Third, without the violation of the first and the second rule, the robot must protect its own existence. Today, these laws have guidance for the reality of the double-edged sword of artificial