The future of A.I

Humanity has successively known the emergence of life, the era of the appearance among others of the animal species, a primitive prehistoric period, the domestication of fire, the advent of the first tools, that of rudimentary technologies, the development of advanced technologies, the discovery of nuclear power, the arrival of computers. Today marks yet another step far beyond those that preceded it. We have entered the era of artificial intelligence, where all computer systems are becoming capable of performing tasks typically associated with human intelligence. This stage involves considerable resources in terms of knowledge, reflection, energy, new technologies, and implementation. Its stakes are potentially considerable. Also, as always, it is subject to competition without real consultation between designers, in all fields whether scientific, technological or military.
The major problem is that we don’t know what this artificial assistive technology will do in the long term.
Let us remember the general bad experience that followed the period of great industrialization. Remember the international crisis with the nuclear arms race. Today, computer science shows that it is not immune to bugs, hacks or intrusions.
It may be time to look at the uncertain future of this sprawling system that is AI and reflect on its development, taking into account potential advantages, disadvantages and risks.
An AI model looks like a giant puzzle with several geometries that can fit into one another, each piece of the puzzle representing information that can be assembled with others in a logic of complementarity. To play more easily with this puzzle that he has made from scratch, the human has delegated by equipping it with software using search and logical reconciliation algorithms.