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Can we control the development of artificial intelligence?



The problem with controlling AI and its development is that the technology behind that thing is open source. The AI is in the center of the ICT development and the entire ICT infrastructure is different than any other business area. 

The development tools for making the new software have a very low price. And everyone can learn programming languages. That means the R&D (Research and Development) process in the ICT and especially the software development is extensive. 

Many of the processes in the ICT industry is not controlled by leaders of the corporations. They are lead from the "downstairs". And the thing is that AI is starting to develop itself. The development process of AI is always similar to the other development processes. 


1)Assay or recognition of the need to make something different. 


2)Planning how to make those changes


3)implementation or making the thing real


4)Testing how the changes will act with the existing platform


5)Maintaining making system more and more effective


And finally... 

Make another assay for the new system. And begin the development process again. The thing in the ICT sector is that the platforms must develop all the time. Whenever somebody has created the "perfect system". There is always the competitor who is making a better system. The non-stop development process is one of the things, that are making the company successful. And of course, to markets must offer better and new products. 

In the world of artificial intelligence, the need is to make new and more complicated solutions for making things like data security better. And that brings the race between hacking and data protective tools. But the artificial intelligence doesn't work only in the sector of data protection. The term artificial intelligence means only the learning machines. 

Artificial intelligence can test many types of passwords. The development of quantum computers means that more and more complicated code can run on new platforms. And the power of quantum computers means that every data security algorithm must renew. 

But if artificial intelligence develops itself, it can observe things, how it makes something. Then if the operation fails the system makes the report where the failure is. And that report can use for making new abilities for the AI.  But the self-developing AI can use the selective system for analyzing the reason why the system is ineffective. And then it can search the solutions for the failure by using a search algorithm.


Polish novelist Stanislaw Lem predicted drone swarms in his novels "Peace on Earth" and "The Invincible".  


The new system can be that the quantum computer is acting as the central processing unit. And the binary processors are operating the subsystems like quadcopters. The quadcopter swarms can operate under the control of the quantum computer, and each member of the drone swarm can deliver the data to the central processor and also with other drone swarms. 

In the novel "Peace on Earth" Stanislaw Lem introduced the idea of the self-developing armament. That prediction is now true. The creepy laugh of that writer is echoing all around when he sees the advantages of nanomachines and AI. In the novel "Peace on Earth" Lem introduces the system that contains two artificial intelligence blocks. The developing simulator. And then the selective simulator. 

The developing simulator is developing the system or weapons. The selective system goes to fight against those weapons. The system works by using the method that when the developing system is making the system, the selective system tries to find the weaknesses from that simulated system. Then it makes the report what thing was wrong. And then the developing system is making the repairings. 

In the novel "The Invincible", Lem predicted the nanomachines or drone swarms. Those systems are cheap to make and if one part of them is destroyed. The replacement part of the entirety is easy to make. In that novel, the enemy of the starship "Invincible" was the drone swarms that are forming the entirety that was AI controlled. Those drones could be quadcopters that were made in the robot factories. Those drones used microwave systems for terminating enemies. And here I must say that the technology on Earth is high enough for making that kind of drone swarms. 

The data handling process with the hybrid computing system is that the main processor unit will be the quantum computer. And that system is interacting with binary processor-controlled drones. But that drone swarm can also be independently operating entirety. This kind of artificial controlled system might be the biggest opportunity and biggest threat at the same time. The possibilities of AI are limitless in the productive and destructive roads. 

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