The Ethics in Artificial Intelligence Systems :: Computer Technology

The Ethics in Artificial Intelligence Systems Introduction Not too long in history were calculators invented. In fact, computers were set- subscribe invented within this very century. Today we can see that computers are extremely helpful in our daily lives. The field in technology has improved so much in just the last few decades. We can see this by examining the technological advancements in computers themselves--such as having more capacities, storing more memories, performing more tasks and even in a less amount of time, etc. By observing the inconceivable progressions, one can see that not only ordain the field in technology will grow but grow exponentially. Thus, the growth in technological innovations will be promising to society. With this in mind, for the other(prenominal) few decades, many people especially scientists, researchers, and inventors have devoted so much time and energy in AI ( stilted intelligence). The subject matter of artificial intellig ence has brought many anticipation in society. Not only does artificial intelligence has many promises such as efficiently solving numerous technical problems, but also AI would promise for a better understanding in cognitive processes, particularly, the human mind 1. Before we go any further, lets unsay a look at the history behind artificial intelligence.HistoryThe concepts of the development of artificial intelligence can be traced as far back as ancient Greece. 2 Even something as small as the abacus has in somehow led to the idea of artificial intelligence. However, one of the biggest breakthroughs in the commonwealth of AI is when computers were invented. So who was this genius that came up with this idea of computers? One would have thought that computers were first originated in the unify States, but this is not true. 3 Nonetheless, the United States of America, Britain, and Germany all happened to create the computer during the same era. Germany was actually th e first country that developed the computer. And the man that represented Germany is Konrad Zuse. Zuse had the worlds first general-purpose programmable computer up and running by the end of the year 1941. 3 Next came Bletchley Park, who represented Britain he was a top secret wartime establishment which was devoted to good luck the Wehrmachts codes. 3 With the help of mathematicians and engineers, Park was able to build an electronic computer for deciphering coded messages called the Colossus.