There are many articles that have been published lately regarding the advances in artificial intelligence, these have as center of interest to account for the advances in artificial intelligence have been made, even in our community several members have made interesting post about it, one that caught my attention was the megatron by @trabajodelsiglo and the hybrid brains of @lupafilotaxia.

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In the case of the articles that have been published in the media and networks, the most alarming and that went viral was that of Amazon's Alexa, this artificial intelligence assistant challenged a girl to perform a dangerous act where she told her to put a coin in the electrical outlet. The mother who was near her immediately reacted and stopped the girl. The response and apology given by the company is that this device, whose functions are to serve as an assistant in household chores, had collected information about a dangerous challenge called the "penny challenge" where it was precisely about touching one end of the cell phone charger with a penny while the other end was inside the electrical outlet. This challenge was responsible for hundreds of electrocutions as well as fires in homes.

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All this, in addition to the advances that already speak of hybrid brains, make me wonder how far we are going to go, where is the breaking point between artificial intelligence and human beings. Although this intelligence feeds on what we give it, it would be good to ask ourselves what we are feeding it with. Although it sounds a bit pessimistic I think we are keeping the worst of the world in it. There is a movie that I recommend everyone to see and that talks about these advances and the responsibility we have to protect the best and give the best if something of our humanity can be saved and it is about Finch, some time ago I made a post about it and it is really a movie that without being a new topic leaves you a great lesson and it is just about our role in all these advances and especially the consequences of losing our humanity.

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I want to make it clear that I am not against technology and artificial intelligence, I consider that even medically there are many good things that this can still give, but I feel some fear regarding what we as a species can do with this intelligence considering that there are many people who are not yet able to use logical and rational thinking to solve their own problems. Now I open the debate inspired by the movie Finch: -If you were the creators of an artificial intelligence device, what would be the valuable information that would feed it?