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Steven Gregory is 550 KFYI's field anchor and entertainment reporter. This is Steve's twenty-third year in radio and television. He's covered the Academy Awards, the Grammys and the Emmys. He's credited for breaking several important local stories and has received numerous broadcast awards, including the prestigious national Edward R. Murrow Award. He is one of the KFYI "Investigators" who uncovered corruption in the Arizona Dept. of Corrections and prompted an investigation into an Assistant Phoenix Police Chief.
Godlike Machines |
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| Wednesday April 6, 2005 |
Artificial brain designer and theoretical physicist Prof. Hugo de Garis raised the issue of whether humanity should build godlike intelligent machines. Because of technological advances, he foresees a time in this century when artificial intelligence can be developed at the atomic level, and an object the size of an apple could surpass human brain capacity to the trillionth power. At this point, he believes humanity will break into two groups. The Cosmists, who want to build these massively intelligent machines, and the Terrans who are against it. A third, smaller faction, he labeled as the Cyborgists, who want to merge with the artificial intelligence. Prof. de Garis believes the conflict between the Cosmists and the Terrans will be so extreme that wars could be fought over the issue.The machines he called "artilects," may become so massively intelligent, said de Garis, that they would regard humanity, in the same way we look at insects, and they could be so powerful as to
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