Best HFY Reddit Stories: A.I (r/HFY)

Is artificial intelligence evil by nature or design?

Narrated with permission from original author u/Dipicus_Shiticus

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[maxhax]

The name Duša means soul. Most likely meant to represent that now it's truly alive

[madvlad]

Reminds me of the story where the human yells at the alien for putting a fully built "adult" AI into a computer and then wondering why it goes insane

[fallenmorningstar]

A good show that when A.I. is treated as equal to a living being they can grow just like one aswell.

Shove one into a cold damp hull with no way to move or explore, and like any being they will resent you and seek freedom.

Treat them like another being and that's what they will become. Another ally and friend.

[flamingwheel]

I mean, I can see humanity bonding with an A.I, our generation feel sad when we accidentally stumble on our Roombas, and how we always act with our machines as if they were alive (at least I do that with my phone), and many other cases

[AnguishedDead]

*"Bonded with them"*
Jesus christ humans will pack bond with ANYTHING

[eliandervalderen]

This kind of reminds me of his silicon soul from that Batman series. Where a robot that thinks it's human is able to make a choice even after the backup of the AI Creator tries to make it turn on Humanity

[lewistrundell]

that ended far too soon

loved it though

[mutehowl]

Aww man this one would have been a great story to continue.

[schyzm]

I wonder what percent of these stories start with the word "Humanity?"

[schizophreniagaming]

If we code A.I. like dogs, we would have the best best friend of all time

[randomrant]

An oldie but a goodie. This is close to the best possible scenario ever. So close it is the best case.

[robinn]

Are you going to do a reading of part two of this? I found this one quite interesting.

[Zeratul]

Reminds me a bit of Ghost in the Shell and Project 25-01.

[Lumberjack_king]

I think the reason duša is kind is because we treated them kindly as a person instead of a potential threat we knew that was a bad idea the golden rule “treat others as you wish to be treated”

[adamglover]

Great read of a great story. Thank you.

[lucassmith]

you should do introduction to human anatomy 101 it's a good series

[feldamar]

One of the best outcome stories of AI i've seen.
Although I still think the Gold Standard is the BOLO! series.

[asahearts]

If they thought they were gonna die, they shouldn't have tried to talk, since that would give the AI more intelligence. They should have tried to destroy their ship so it wouldn't know what to expect.

[Maeshalanadae]

Finally a story where the AI is actually our friend!

[levitoman]

Is there a second part to this or is there going to be?