The boundary between human and machine can be blurred in some areas where artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are used. Here are a few points that can help delineate this boundary:
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Self-awareness: To date, machines and AIs have no self-awareness. They can perform complex tasks, but they lack subjective awareness and understanding of their own existence.
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Emotions and empathy: Machines and AIs have no real emotions or empathy. They may be programmed to detect and react to certain human emotions, but they do not feel them intrinsically.
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Creativity and originality: Human creativity, which involves the ability to produce new ideas, art, music and original works, remains an area where machines have not yet reached the level of humans. Machines can generate works based on pre-existing models, but they are not yet capable of creating in a genuinely new and original way.
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Ethical judgment: Ethics is a complex field, requiring values, perspectives and reflections on right and wrong. Machines and AIs can be programmed to make decisions based on pre-established rules, but they do not possess ethical judgment in the human sense.
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Intuition and contextual understanding: Humans often rely on intuition to make decisions or understand complex situations. Machines, on the other hand, rely on pre-programmed data and algorithms, and lack the capacity for deep contextual understanding or similar intuition.
However, it's important to note that AI technologies continue to advance rapidly, and some advances could potentially challenge these distinctions in the future. It is essential to reflect on the ethical implications and limits of using AI to preserve fundamental human values. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)