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Open AI: Fears and benefits rising from this

We need to rewind a few decades two to three decades behind when computer or the digital revolution started by Microsoft changed the way we work, the way we dress and the places we go. Except for a few lessons from this revolution everything else is fine until today. The same was also before the digital revolution and we learnt lessons also from it too.

This too will be the same with Open AI also. This is just moving ahead from where we are now. So talking about surrendering the research, the growth and the benefits of AI to the state will be suicidal. Whether you ask for it or you don’t ask for it the left will always be for every opportunity to seize.

Our forefathers and great grandfathers have been through the terrible days of Hitler and we till today remember the times of WWI and WWII and the Russians under Stalin in the recent past.

The only caution to observe is not to let the research, development and the benefits of AI go into the wrong hands and the wrong people.

 We must remember the lessons from the past and not go into it again. We need only a yardstick of caution to harness in full the power, usefulness and the intelligence of AI.


 

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