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Discard the fears that Artificial Intelligence will evolve beyond humanity and make us its master.

 In the future an Artificial Intelligence Device may become as smart or smarter than most humans, but there are 15 things that humans will always do better than robots:
 
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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 4, 2016
You missed one. I think robots would be terrible at sex (like about half of the male population). ;-)

Some very valid points. All animals seem to operate like robots with preprogrammed patterns of behavior (instincts) that operate through trial and error to help them survive until they, of course, like all carbon/oxygen/water based life, die.

Without human repairers, robots could possibly reproduce/recycle without human intervention and actually improve by determining what worked in improving the functionality and useful life of previous robots (just like animals except for reproduction). The human thought process which enables us to do all those "cognitive" things might also happen in the self improving, self learning process of the silicon/geranium/lithium mind and the first "thought" might cross the regimented, mechanical, extremely well ordered mind of the robot.

Ron

Reviewed by Eva Pasco
Reviewed on May 4, 2016
I always knew that Roomba couldn't clean a carpet as well as the human wielding an upright vacuum. Your article made very valid points for what a robot can excel at, and how the human touch is superior.

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