Career Controversy: Should robots be allowed to act autonomously?

The progress of mankind in the technical field is growing dramatically. It is not a century before that century but every 10 years it has made progress over the last century. As our innovation drives us to achieve even greater results, robots may take as much time as human intelligence to approach. For the past half century, philosophers and engineers are working hard to solve time related problems. But as you move on to this brave new world, there are other, more complicated problems such as the ability to accomplish tasks that require intelligence around the robot, the ability and rights of the robot to feel feelings, ethics, and so on.

Should I give individuality to an intelligent autonomous robot? At least for certain robots, you should use a robot with brain simulation. The biological person's digital human branch already knows and understands the human convention and is responsible for his actions. This is the only way to get a practical technique for eternal life If my immortal technology form has no right, what is its significance? Our descendant network will colonize the solar system and extrasolar planets, so we will have to recognize the rights of our descendants. I will definitely not allow my brains to simulate equipment like the killing switch required by Bostrom, I would rather like an explosive collar on my neck.

One suggestion in the discussion on the rights of robots is that they are present in the robot and should be given the right to fulfill its mission, but this should be linked to obligation to serve humanity. There are many controversies on this field. At the same time, in 2017, Sofia robot was granted citizenship of Saudi Arabia

On October 25, 2017, the first 'autonomous' robot was recognized as the nationality of Saudi Arabian citizens in the United Nations. The robot "Sophia" ("wisdom"), which was claimed to have more acceptable female body, imitation actress Audrey Hepburn and artificial intelligence capable of interacting with humans and the surrounding environment, Built by. Global company Hanson Robotics - Hong Kong in China, where the company is located, not the United States. After public opinion survey, Saudi Arabia acknowledged citizenship in the framework of "future investment plan". "Sophia" stated that the fear of artificial intelligence (AI) to take over human beings in the form of intelligent robots is unfounded. "This is a historical moment, I am the first robot recognized in the world as a citizen," Sophia says. Her face is slightly reddish.