Academic Assurances in Artificial Intelligence Research

Currently there are robotics competitions going onU.S. Automaker manufacturing facilities currently use
across America and almost every single majorrobotics to build cars. All or most all car washes in the
university as a robotics program along with degrees inUnited States use robotics and more and more
computer sciences, robotics and artificial intelligence.industries are turning towards robotics and artificial
There is no doubt within the next decade that the fieldintelligence systems to run things, rather than people.
of artificial intelligence and robotic androids will come ofThis is great for shareholders equity and quarterly
age. In fact currently artificial intelligence designers areprofits, yet anyone who has been downsized due to
trying to make business decision computers and thusthe robotics efficiency probably has a different
your future boss could be an android. That is to say ifperspective on this issue. Will the human race become
you do not lose your job first to a robotic system inslaves to robotic systems? We all know that in every
manufacturing.civilization there is a point when government gets so
Academia has assured us that we will not have tolarge and has so much control that no longer needs to
worry about robots taking over the world in causingpeople at once served. Who is to say that
Armageddon, but how can we be so sure? After all,government will not employ robots to cut costs and
right now they're only experimenting and buildingsave taxpayers money? At that point the robots will
prototypes. Right now all we see is unmanned aerialbe running us and what if they decided we are no
vehicles in the military, robotics lawnmowers and thoselonger needed. Will it matter then if academia promised
little nifty robotic vacuum cleaners you can buy forus that their artificial intelligent robotic research would
your home. But in the future we will have roboticnot harm us? I dare to ask this question even though I
artificial intelligence armies, with no people. Half of theam very pro robotics. Consider this in 2006.