Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, on artificial intelligence: don't worry about the singularity, humans can still control it.

CTOnews.com, February 10 (Xinhua) Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak (Steve Wozniak) recently appeared on "Squawk Box" to discuss the views of artificial intelligence. He believes that there is no need to worry about the "singularity", humans can still control it.

CTOnews.com translated Steve Wozniak's views as follows:

I always thought that at some point in the future, computers will have the same emotions and feelings as humans. But I've changed my mind now.

It is true that artificial intelligence has become smarter and can do a lot of work, but these capabilities and scope are within the scope of serving and helping human beings, and we can still control it.

Machines don't think, "what should I do today?" Oh, they don't have that intuition. We will program them specifically to solve a problem, rather than comprehensive.

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Luke Dormel, an American writer, put forward the concept of "singularity" in his book artificial Intelligence, which refers to the time when machines surpass humans in terms of intelligence.