Singularidade e problemas de coordenação: Lições da Pandemia de 2020
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2447-9020.intelligere.2023.217736Palavras-chave:
Sigularidade, Inteligência Artificial, Risco Existencial, Pandemia de CoronavírusResumo
Há indícios de que uma Singularidade Tecnológica possa estar no horizonte? Na tentativa de responder a essas perguntas, os autores fizeram uma pequena introdução à área de pesquisa de segurança em inteligência artificial. Os autores revisam alguns dos paradigmas atuais no desenvolvimento de sistemas inteligentes autônomos, buscando evidências que possam indicar a chegada de uma possível Singularidade Tecnológica. Por fim, os autores apresentam uma reflexão a partir da pandemia da COVID-19, que mostrou que o maior problema da sociedade global na gestão de riscos existenciais é a falta de capacidade de coordenação como sociedade global.
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