For the greater good…

"You are a joke." Jack Bowman glanced at a locker away from him. One of the newcomers showed some strange clocks in the direction of the bench near another newcomer. It looks very expensive. Looking. He beat the locker door and headed for the exit. When he got out, Jack was able to talk more. The sound was blown very close and the sound was blocked by a sudden explosion. He looked up. You can not get the original of this money.

We all believe that our work in artificial intelligence brings human benefits. As Jobs said, we all want to "change the world" to gain more profit. But what are the bigger benefits? Happiness is a bigger benefit? In such a case, perhaps we may shoot ourselves in a psychedelic way and lead forever to virtual reality. The biggest problem here is the last question. Most of what we pay, poor are not other ways. Only a handful of people are fortunate to have all four of their lives (I think these people are in college years). Most of us waste our lives and have "BullShit Jobs". Perhaps this should be the real goal of artificial intelligence. Changing the world has made us all "reasons to live". In order to achieve this goal, we will not waste their lives and we will not sell "sugar water" to our children.

When we think that things like slavery can bring greater benefit. Then, the prison of child laborers and debtors. This is the most difficult question - the bigger profit - is that we never allow solving the final solution problem. This approach depends on the end of progress and the beginning of retreat. Whenever someone thinks they have found an "answer" for the best interests - have you noticed it? - Then the age of darkness fell. The Soviets did it and immediately built Gulag. The Nazis did it, and soon the bomb fell. Assuming that we answered this question of greater concern, we have to go out and impose our will. Then all kinds of human foolishness will be possible