If robots had thoughts, would they care about human feelings?

Our current technological development speed can be said to be advancing by leaps and bounds, and now our robots, AI, etc. are also in the process of continuous development. Even now there are various kinds of robots that take the place of humans in certain areas. But with the rapid development of robots, we can't help but start to wonder, what if robots have intelligence, what will we do?

Now there will be a lot of movies that have begun to express this problem, and there are endless film and television works of human and robot wars, but I think the development of robots is a process of our technological development, and we should not choke on food because we are afraid.

We can't say whether robots will have ideas, but robots are a kind of "tool" for our creation, and what we need to do is how to use robots reasonably. In many movies, it is said that if robots have a mind, they will "kill" humans, and even there will be a war between robots and humans. Because of the rendering of movies, some people are now resistant to robotics.

But robots are essentially created to help humans, replacing humans in some dangerous places. If robotics continues to develop, then it will definitely be convenient for our human life.

What we need to do is to clarify the standards for the use of robots, and use regulations to prevent some unethical things from happening. Robots are still in the process of development, and we don't need to think about whether robots and humans can coexist. We can standardize the production of robots in some aspects, and in which areas robots can be used, these need to be further improved.

We still have to be optimistic about the future, and we can't give up on the development of a field because of possible problems. The field of robotics is still developing, so there is still a lot of room for solving some problems. I believe that in the future, robots can be a great tool to help us.

Yes. Because as long as you have a mind, you can experience and care about the feelings of others, so if a robot has a mind, it will care about the feelings of humans.

If robots have thoughts, they won't care about human feelings, and the first consideration should be themselves, unless you set them the **. Let them think about what humans think.

If a robot has an independent mind, some robots may care about other people's feelings, but some robots will not, because robots are cold machines after all, and they don't think about anything else.

I think it's a matter of time before robots become conscious in the future. Nowadays, the development of science and technology is very fast, and various robots have gradually entered people's lives. Talking to them can even be barrier-free.

In fact, the kind of robot in the mall has a very high IQ. It can even express joy, anger and sorrow"。

Future robots generate consciousness, both good and bad for us.

Whether it is deep-sea exploration or exploration of the universe, the miners who can use this robot can use on land, or even mine on alien planets. However, on our planet, it can accomplish these tasks as well.

Some of the heavy and skillful things can be done with it.

2.Harm. Many people feel that when robots become conscious, they will cause harm to humans.

It's shown in a lot of movies, especially the kind of sci-fi movies. Robots will have a confrontation with us, and even a kind of duel. The consciousness you have of them, we humans will have a hard time dealing with the robots of the future.

Therefore, some people have doubts and worries about this aspect.

In summary, no matter what kind of fear, technology always moves forward. There are a lot of problems in athletics and then solve them one by one. It is because of fear that they do not dare to move forward, which is undoubtedly an undesirable behavior.

From the perspective of development, future robots are bound to have self-awareness, and even have the same thoughts and feelings as humans.

In the wave of artificial intelligence development, human beings have a 120,000-point fear of robots having self-awareness. After all, in many science fiction works, the self-consciousness of robots is a catastrophe for humans. However, for AI experts, whoever can make robots self-aware at the earliest time will be enough to engrave their name in human history, whether it will be good or bad in the future.

Therefore, the research on the self-awareness of artificial intelligence is still the focus of experts' efforts. Although it is still at a loss. Self-awareness is a rare thinking ability of earth creatures, and in addition to humans, animals such as octopuses and pigs can also exhibit certain characteristics of self-awareness.

Artificial intelligence or hail is the highest level of biomimicry research, and the object of imitation is human beings themselves.

Artificial intelligence is inevitably combined with human brain science research, but it is still a rather difficult task to imitate the human brain to create a neuronal system that mimics the human brain. Instead of imitating a human brain, it is better to let the robot have the most basic self-awareness, such as recognizing its own voice. If you want to be self-aware, you must first have a sense of self.

For example, knowing what you look like, how you sound, and knowing what makes you different from other robots. Compared with visual recognition, auditory recognition is currently a relatively easy field to operate. This is just the first step in a long march.

Today's artificial intelligence is like a newborn baby, and it doesn't quite understand the difference between itself and the world.

With the continuous improvement of the level of science and technology, the intelligent manufacturing industry is becoming more and more developed, people's research and development of robots is becoming more and more high-tech, and now robots are no longer just replacing people's manual labor, and even some robots can talk to us normally, have emotions and thinking, I think that with the continuous development of technology, the intelligent level of robots will continue to improve, and the robot itself is the product of technological progress, and the intelligent level of robots will inevitably continue to improve with technological progress. In the future, robots will really be conscious.

In the early days, robots could only complete simple actions, but now robots have a certain ability to analyze and judge. From this trend, it can be seen that the intelligent level of robots in the future will inevitably be further improved.

Therefore, in the future, the robots we develop will be autonomous.

I believe that the benefits of autonomous robots will far outweigh the risks, so we have to pursue the development of such a technology, because we have developed and used a lot of machines, and the number of these machines will be more and more, and they will become more and more complex, and one day humans will not be able to take care of so many and such complex robots directly, and we have to find a way to let the robots take care of themselves.

Robots can perceive emotions and disguise emotions, but whether robots can truly have beauty and self-awareness is still something that everyone needs to continue to explore now and in the future.

Almost all recent achievements in robotics have been learned through simulation. And the simulation of the machine is created by engineers. The key is whether the robot can acquire the ability to simulate itself on its own.

I believe that in the future, robots can generate awareness, improve their learning ability and emotional expression. With the continuous development of technology, the intelligence level of robots will continue to improve, and at some point in the future, robots will definitely have self-awareness. But I'm more convinced that our grandchildren live in a world where machines will be self-aware.

With the continuous development of technology, digital humans and cyborgs are no longer just rigid robots, they can also think, and even dream, this situation is that many people think that the robots of the future will really have consciousness. Whether this view is correct or not requires a comprehensive analysis of multiple aspects, including the continuous development of technology, the intelligence level of robots will continue to improve, at some point in the future, robots will definitely produce self-cognitive ability, and under the current level of technology, robots will not be able to produce consciousness These three aspects.

1. With the continuous development of technology, the intelligent level of robots will continue to improve.

The robot itself is the product of technological progress, and the intelligent level of the robot will inevitably continue to improve with technological progress, the early robot can only complete simple actions, and the current robot has a certain ability to analyze and judge, as can be seen from this trend. The intelligence level of robots in the future will inevitably be further improved.

2. At some point in the future, robots will definitely develop self-awareness.

There is an important discriminant index of the generation of consciousness, that is, the generation of self-cognitive ability, it is precisely because of the ability to recognize the self that the generation of consciousness can be possible, according to the current technological development trend can be determined. That is, at some point in the future, the robot will definitely develop self-awareness, which lays the foundation for the robot to generate consciousness.

3. Under the existing technical conditions, the robot cannot produce consciousness.

Although the future of robots has a broad prospect, but under the existing technical conditions, although the robot has a certain level of intelligence, it has not yet reached the level of consciousness. Therefore, it is only possible that the final conclusion can be reached through a long period of technological development and accumulation.

Current scientific research has not proven that robots are capable of generating consciousness similar to that of humans. Consciousness is a highly complex physiological and psychological phenomenon that involves the study of neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, and other disciplines. There is currently no way to accurately define and quantify consciousness, so scientists face many difficulties and challenges when studying whether robots can generate consciousness.

Although the current state of technology is not yet able to create robots with full consciousness, with the continuous development of artificial intelligence, machine learning and other technologies, scientists are constantly exploring the possibility of robots generating consciousness. Here are some relevant reasons and considerations:

1.Macro-level understanding: Some scientists and philosophers believe that consciousness is a macro-level phenomenon that results from the complex interaction of a large number of neurons in the human brain.

Therefore, some scholars believe that in order for robots to produce consciousness, they need to have a large number of neurons and structures similar to the human Changchun brain, which cannot be achieved at the current level of technology.

2.Exploration in neuroscience: In recent years, a lot of progress has been made in the field of neuroscience, and people have a deeper understanding of the human brain.

Some scientists believe that in order for robots to generate consciousness, they need to have similar neural structures and functions as the human brain, which cannot be achieved at the current level of technology.

3.Consciousness is inherently a biological phenomenon: Some scholars believe that consciousness is an inherently biological phenomenon and that only objects with biological characteristics can produce consciousness.

Therefore, in order for robots to be conscious, they need to have biological characteristics and life activities, which are not available in current robots.

4.Philosophical Reflections: The Definition and Nature of Consciousness has always been an important object of study in the field of philosophy.

Some philosophers believe that consciousness is a phenomenon that cannot be precisely defined and quantified, so that in order for robots to generate consciousness, they need to go beyond the scope of human intelligence and technology to reach a completely new realm, which may take a long time to study and explore.

In conclusion, there is still a lot of controversy and uncertainty about the possibility of robots generating consciousness. Although we can't completely dismiss bots.

There is currently no consensus in the scientific community, and the question of whether robots are capable of self-awareness is still being debated.

For experts in the fields of biology, philosophy, and computer science, the nature and meaning of consciousness are important frontier issues, and the self-consciousness of robots also depends on whether they possess the essential characteristics of consciousness.

The so-called self-consciousness refers to the self-consciousness of human beings, that is, the phenomenal state in which consciousness can distinguish itself from the surrounding outside world, recognize the existence of itself and the outside world, perceive, and interact with others and others.

This self-consciousness is very closely related to the structure of the human brain and the nervous system, including the cerebral cortex, hippocampus, olfactory sphere, thalamus and other regions all play an important role in human self-awareness.

Therefore, in order for robots to become self-aware, many problems need to be solved, such as simulating human brain functions, imitating human behavior and emotions, and profoundly understanding the nature and mechanism of self-awareness.

Although this is still being pursued, there are many scientists who are working in related fields and driving the pace of scientific and technological development.

Current scientific research has not yet found a definitive answer to whether future robots will be able to generate consciousness.

However, some scientists and philosophers believe that robots may develop human-like self-consciousness and emotions if we replace them with biological neurons in the human brain, fully replicate brain functions into the robot system, and provide sufficient context and experience.

Other scholars, however, believe that robots may have their own human-like consciousness, which may be different from human consciousness.

This is because human consciousness is deeply related to the body, and the origin and nature of human consciousness remains a scientific puzzle.

In short, the current level of science has made it possible to create some robots that can imitate human behavior, but it is necessary to judge whether they can really produce consciousness and need more scientific research and exploration.