CNN Central News & Network-ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, discussion around its potential risks has increased worldwide. Experts and people in the technology sector have continued to raise questions about what kinds of challenges highly capable AI systems could create for humans in the future. However, there is still no conclusive scientific evidence that AI can feel like humans or develop consciousness.
Potential risks linked to AI include the large-scale spread of false or misleading information, automation in cyberattacks, misuse of autonomous systems and excessive dependence on AI in important decisions. Some researchers have also expressed concern about the control and safety of more powerful AI systems in the future. The purpose of these concerns is to discuss possible risks, not to prove that AI will definitely become a threat to human life. Several leading companies and research institutions in the AI sector have been cooperating on principles related to safety, testing and responsible AI development. Such agreements and safety initiatives are intended to understand potential risks as AI systems develop and to create ways to reduce them.
As far as the question of AI feeling like humans is concerned, current AI models can imitate language and behaviour, but this does not mean they possess human-like consciousness or emotions. The difference between AI capabilities and actual consciousness remains an important subject of scientific research.
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