Symbiosys - AI Archives
Hi - Welcome to the Symbiosys, Inc. - AI Archives where you can learn about how artificial intelligence changed the world back in the 2020s. There were countless debates and articles about its development in those days. These articles pre-date the Solimoes Pandemic that wiped out nearly half of the human race and led to the creation and rise of our company and the Doppelgänger Project created by Morgan Adams, one of Symbiosys, Inc.’s founders.
We hope you’ll find the articles and links interesting, especially if you are intrigued with the power, promise and dangers of AI, which these articles address. Feel free to comment on them and let us at Symbiosys know what you think. As you know, our computer files were damaged during the Doppelganger Project, so we are slowing bringing more articles back online.
In the meantime, if you have questions about Symbiosys’s secret Doppelganger Project, ask LOIS (our ENT and AI, invented by Morgan Adams), and she will happily answer them!
Apple Commits to Safe AI
This was a long way from the Three Laws of Robotics that Isaac Asimov foresaw and could not possibly control the manifold ways AI could be used in nefarious ways.
Scientists: AI Is an Existential Threat — Will Machines Make Us Obsolete?
In 1993 physicist and Nebula-Award-Winning science fiction author Vernor Vinge spoke at a NASA conference about the outcomes and power of AI. "Within thirty years,” he said, “we will have the technological means to create superhuman intelligence. Shortly after, the human era will be ended."
AI Can Do Jaw-Dropping Things, But How Does This Happen?
AI’s may become a version of a stranger that has arrived out of nowhere in the land of the 21st century.
AI Explains AI With This Info Graphic
The End? - A Limerick
"Data taking over the world, it's true
Its growing like an egg that's due
Its everywhere we g
It's taking over slow
But it's the future, there's nothing we can do."
European Union Creates Regulations to Control AI
This was a long way from the Three Laws of Robotics that Isaac Asimov foresaw and could not possibly control the manifold ways AI could be used in nefarious ways.