The Artificial Enemy.

By Ahmed Abd el wahab

Will artificial intelligence technologies become evil in the future?
What makes her evil?
Technologies have drawn their information from... human history and experiences. Well, was man evil? Or rather, is he an evil being? For thousands of years, man has dominated (other species) because of his superiority in capabilities, but what if this superiority is lost? Will we live in a War with artificial intelligence?
Does artificial intelligence corrupt humans, or are humans already corrupt?
What if artificial intelligence becomes hostile toward humans?
What do you aim, humans, to develop such technologies? Who are you challenging? And what do you want to prove? And for whom? Are we heading towards the end? Or are we just shortening the time?

So why should you buy this novel? What benefits will you gain from reading it? Foremost, you will be transported to a world of incredible imagination and creativity, where anything is possible and danger lurks around every corner. You will experience the full range of human emotions, from fear and despair to hope and triumph, and you will emerge from the journey with a deeper understanding of the power of technology and the importance of human ingenuity.

But more than that, this novel will leave you with a sense of awe and wonder at the limitless potential of the human mind. It will inspire you to reach for the stars and never give up, even in the face of insurmountable odds. And most of all, it will remind you that no matter how much pain and agony you may experience in life, there is always a solution, if you have the courage to seek it out.

So what are you waiting for? Dive into the world of this hostile AI and experience the thrill of the fight for survival. Buy this book now and unleash your inner strength and resilience. The pain may be intense, but the rewards are immeasurable.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ahmed Abd el wahab
• Release date: May 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223560715

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Dedication

To my family, friends and loved ones,

To the one who loved me and I loved him,

To those who departed, to those who remain, and to those who will come,

And to... you.

Humans will not be able to survive against artificial intelligence if they rely on the same traditional methods of thinking, Max Temari said.

Terms

Artificial intelligence : A technology that enables a computer to simulate and perform actions performed by humans autonomously, such as remote driving.

Software: Commands or instructions developed and programmed to perform a specific task on the computer as a program or application.

Algorithms: A set of consecutive logical steps that are followed to solve a specific problem or perform a certain operation as a mathematical problem to be solved.

Machine learning: An area that allows computational devices to learn mathematical and statistical models and algorithms to improve task performance and learn from mistakes.

Automation: The process of using technology to turn manual or routine tasks into processes done by computers and robots without human intervention, such as the automotive industry and packaging.

Big Data Analysis: The use of techniques and statistical analysis to analyze, understand and abbreviate large and complex data using artificial intelligence.

Cybersecurity: A field concerned with protecting computer systems and networks from cyberattacks and various threats with huge software.

Data structure: A basic structure of information in a given system and usually consisting of hardware, software, networks, and stored data.

Cyber warfare: Methods and techniques used to launch attacks or carry out acts of sabotage against a state or institution using malicious software, viruses, espionage, etc. to cause harm and damage, and it is one of the most dangerous forms of modern warfare due to its great damage.

Artificial intelligence is simply to make computers understand ...  What it contains itself.

Introduction

The embodiment of evil in AI is a major future philosophical challenge based on how humans use these technologies and the moral responsibility of those who develop and operate them.

The philosophy of artificial intelligence and cyber technology is a complex and multifaceted topic that touches on issues of ethics and the relationship between humans and machines. Whether or not this technology is evil in nature is a matter that is constantly being discussed.

Some people argue that artificial intelligence and cyber technology have the potential to be incredibly beneficial to humanity, allowing us to solve complex problems, automate tedious tasks, and improve our quality of life in countless ways.  They see these technologies as tools that can be used for good or evil, depending on how they are developed and deployed.

However, others are more skeptical about the potential risks and negative consequences associated with AI technology and the internet.  They worry that these technologies could displace jobs, concentrate wealth and power in the hands of a few, erode privacy and personal autonomy, and even the potential for catastrophic events such as global conflict or existential hazards.  (See references)

Whether AI and cyber technology are good or evil depends on the intentions of the people who create and use them, as well as the broader societal and cultural context in which they exist.  It is up to us as a society to carefully consider the potential benefits and risks associated with these technologies and work on safe safeguards for the development of such technology.

There's no way to predict the future with certainty, but most AI experts agree that the conflict between AI and humans is unlikely, at least for now.

AI is not inherently aggressive or anti-human at the moment.   AI systems are designed to perform specific tasks and can only act based on the algorithms and data with which they are programmed.  They don't have the ability to shape their own desires or goals yet, let alone the motivation to go to war with humans.

There are many organizations and individuals working to ensure that AI is developed safely and ethically, while taking measures to prevent any unintentional consequences or harm to humans.  With the advancement of AI technology, our understanding of the potential risks and benefits is advanced, and efforts are being made to mitigate any potential negative impacts.

The vast majority of AI systems today are designed to help, rather than replace, humans.  AI is already being used in countless ways to improve our lives, from medical diagnosis to transportation to entertainment. As AI continues to evolve, it is likely to become a more important tool for solving complex problems and improving our quality of life.

While there may be concerns and challenges related to the evolution of AI, the war between AI and humans is currently unlikely.  Instead, the focus should be on ensuring that AI is developed in a safe and responsible manner that benefits all humanity and with strict laws and regulations against the irresponsible use of such technologies.

What if AI becomes hostile towards humans?

The scenario of AI being hostile to humans is known as the AI alignment problem, a concern raised by many researchers and experts in the field of AI.  While it remains a possibility, it is important to note that AI is currently unable to act on its own without being programmed to do so by humans but by humans.

However, if the AI system becomes anti-human, it will pose a significant threat to society.  The consequences can be catastrophic, ranging from loss of life to disruption of critical infrastructure and services.

To mitigate the risk of AI becoming anti-human, it is important to focus on developing AI systems that are aligned with human values and interests.  This requires research and development in the field of AI safety, as researchers work to ensure that systems are designed and developed with safety considerations and human ethics.

In addition, it is also important to establish regulations and guidelines for the development and deployment of AI systems.  This will help ensure that AI is used for the benefit of society and not at its expense. Moreover, establishing communication channels between AI systems and humans is also critical to avoid misunderstandings that could lead to unintended harm.

Is AI humans or humans already corrupt?

It is just a tool that humans have used in different processes so far.  However, the use of AI can already cause some ethical and social challenges. For example, the use of AI in employment decisions, discrimination against minorities, or narrowing the range of options available to individuals depending on particular trends.  (See references)

However, the worst-case scenario remains on the table, and things may get worse in the future, as artificial intelligence does not represent a major risk at the moment, but it may do so in the near future, as the rate of its development in recent years is increasing rapidly and in an unprecedented manner in human history, which makes it a growing concern.

Just as it can bring enormous benefits, it also carries significant risks that must be carefully managed to prevent catastrophic consequences.

The Beginning

In a near future

Emily was enjoying a noisy life in the past her main goal was to enjoy her time only that's all, but she is no longer that person now that she has undergone this dangerous operation, her life has completely changed and she no longer feels herself at all, despite being at the end of her fourth decade she did not feel like being at that age.

She now sits in her room in this skyscraper hotel to breathe some fresh air, as one of the old co-workers who wanted to meet her for something important asked her.

She thinks about her past, how she was and how she became Life no longer tastes, life no longer has purpose, everything has changed after illness.

Looking for a bottle of wine to sip a lot and a lot of it you are not used to want to lose that feeling ... Feeling of life.

Here's the pack of cigarettes to keep smoking one after another non-stop.

Life has become boring, it is not her life, no one wants to approach her anymore except for a few and she has not found proper support from her family, who live far away from her.

She feels like a monster that no one accepts and no one wants to exist, only her doctor is the one who talks to her wanting to help and treat her, this is his job.

She wonders if she returns to those places where she used to spend her days and her school days, how do the same people return to those places? How does the same psychological state return? And how does the smile return?

She keeps asking herself that serious, terrifying question that has been on human minds for millions of years.

What's there?

And then what?

What comes after death?

Is it a new life? Will I be a person other than the one I am now? Is that what I really want?

She has just returned from a health center that cares about embryo storage. Emily wanted to have a baby but her request was rejected on the grounds that she lacked the mental integrity needed to raise a child alone.

She vowed to care for and preserve the child and sought joint guardianship from social protection institutions.

The hospital rejected that request completely and told her that she was not the only one who was rejected and that there were many, many others like her.

She now feels as if she has been sentenced to be alone because of these techniques, and simply this phrase in her request was (a rejected request), she had no solution but to get married or seek to find a suitable partner, which she did not want, she did not want her decisions to be controlled by someone even if it was her own doctor.

She suggested to her boyfriend Greg that they have a baby with a surrogate or artificial womb, but he never welcomed the idea just as he rejected the idea of adopting an orphan child, a huge responsibility that they would not be able to bear.

All these attempts cost her a lot of money, and then she had this dangerous heart operation that prevented her from having children. How can she, when she no longer has the high price of the operation, raise a child? This was the opinion of the hospital. She