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| Introduction |
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Chapter 1 Can a Machine Be Built to Think Like a Human? |
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1 The Singularity Will Arrive by 2030 |
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2 We Must Model Evolution to Achieve Human-Level AI |
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3 Rapid Advances in AI Raise Potential Dangers |
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4 Machine Intelligence Will Neither Make Humans Extinct Nor Immortal |
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5 AI Needs Consciousness to Function Safely in Society |
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Chapter 2 How Could AI Affect Our Society? |
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1 Opinions Are Divided on Whether Machines Will Replace Workers |
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2 Intelligent Machines Will Make Human Workers Obsolete |
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3 The Workforce of the Future Must Adapt to More Robots and Fewer Jobs |
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4 AI Should Be Designed to Benefit All of Society |
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5 AI Will Change How We Learn---And What We Need to Learn |
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Chapter 3 Should Machines Be Built Like Humans? |
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1 Current Technology Cannot Emulate Human Intelligence |
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2 Researchers Should Focus On Emotionally Intelligent AI |
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3 We Need to Define What Determines a Person |
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4 AI Will Take More Jobs from Humans |
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5 Collaborating with AI Will Make Humans More Creative |
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Chapter 4 Is AI a Threat to the Human Race? |
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1 We Must Prevent Threats from AI Now |
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2 Human-Level AI Cannot Easily Be Controlled |
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3 Experts Say AI Unlikely to Be an Existential Threat |
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4 AI Will Benefit Humanity, Not Destroy It |
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5 The Technological Singularity Will Force Us to Reorganize Our Values |
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| For Further Discussion |
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| Organizations to Contact |
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| Bibliography of Books |
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