Abstract
Whether the artificial intelligence is a panacea from all our troubles or it won't lead up to good? In this work not only the difference of artificial intelligence from consciousness of the person is shown, but it is also demonstrated - to what result this difference will lead.
Under the artificial intelligence (AI), apparently, should be understood the ability of the machine (electronic computing, quantum or other) brain to solve tasks, to provide the requested information and, using sensors, to control a variety of devices by modeling of a situation according to a goal.
The main characteristics of this brain are the memory size and processor speed on use of the programs, entered into it, exceeding the same characteristics of the human brain, and thus allowing to effectively replace a person both in solving various problems, and in managing complex processes.
In particular, AI is used in mathematical proofs, data analysis, when planning, forecasting, translation, systematization of knowledge, training, recognition, interaction with the external environment according to indications of sensors (manipulation of objects, navigation, regulation of technological processes, diagnosis of diseases, customer service in finance and trade, protection of objects, control of transport, harmful productions, entertainments etc.).
Part of scientists believes that the artificial intelligence, as well as and the person, is capable to have creative abilities, or creativity. In particular, treat Mark Ridl from Institute of Technology of Georgia (USA) them and the head of the association "London Futurists" David Wood (Great Britain).
In a world full of unique, powerful quirks, you were born with one that wasn't all the interesting.
Sure, weird and wacky quirks appeared all the time and eventually, with a lot of hard work, can be harnessed into something greater. Great enough to carry the title of hero!
But with a quirk like yours, everyone thought it was best you got in the family business instead.
Your fate was sealed the second they saw you painting without a brush.
You were told you were supposed to move to the States. Go to school and eventually start working at that fancy studio your uncle owned with a close friend of his.
Your future was set and written as far as you knew.
So why did you want to become a hero?
What changed your mind?
What made you stay? To try and become something you clearly weren't.
Well, scary old drawings aren't that threatning until they start to move.
And when they started to talk.
Boy, were they convincing.
I do not own My Hero Academia, Bendy and the Ink Machine, or any of the photos and videos used here. This is a fanfic.