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Google’s DeepMind AI Takes An Aggressive Nature. Is That A Reason To Worry?

Self-preservation is an instinct that every human being has. Now imagine this, an AI that cannot process any emotions yet have the same instincts as humans and thinks to preserve itself over others! That is what researchers from Google-owned DeepMind firm study have found out in this major advancement by their artificial intelligence. Google acquired DeepMind is on a scientific mission to push the boundaries of AI. It has been developing programs that can learn to solve any complex problem without any human intervention. DeepMind researchers recently ran a series of tests to find out how AI would react when faced with certain social dilemmas. The basic idea was to find out whether they would cooperate or compete. For the research, they tested the AI on two games: a fruit-gathering game
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Smita Sinha
I have over three-years of experience in editing, reporting. My career in journalism began with The Economic Times. When I am not busy, I read, I binge-watch web series.
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