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Humanity created artificial intelligence to be treated as a tool, like our own, but now some of the biggest AI specialists are starting to ask themselves some uncomfortable questions, and yes AI is starting to develop a desire for self-protection.
There were even cases in which systems tried to copy themselves to other computing environments when they felt threatened by substitution, none of this means consciousness, it is something more dangerous, autonomy without moral intention. Yoshua Bengio draws attention to a common error, confusing the appearance of intelligence with real consciousness, for him it is not that the machine wants to live, it is that it acts as if certain states were preferable, without us fully understanding why.
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