Chapter 2 1 Computer broke into the human domain

In 1969, an ironic piece of news was published in American newspapers.There was an engineer who shot his boss to death and then surrendered himself to the police station.The police carefully made a record investigation, and then went to the scene to verify the body, but found that the deceased was a computer. The engineer claims that computers are scarier than people, though not people.Not only do computers work efficiently, they never make mistakes, and they never ask for a raise.As a result, his position as an engineer plummeted, and he couldn't bear it and made this bad move. That's right. At the end of the 1960s, when large-scale computers were still in power, computers did affect the employment of many people.But since it is so loyal and reliable, there is no boss who is not sympathetic.In addition, computers can also prove that it can improve work efficiency, increase more employment opportunities, and promote social prosperity.So it invaded the human territory step by step, and people with human justice couldn't help proclaiming: One day, computers will replace human beings and become the rulers of the earth.

If you like watching movies, you must not forget this movie in 2001.That year, with a sensational box office, it traveled across the ocean from the United States to China, and it also brought the spaceship that was driven by computers to another milestone. Although in that spaceship, the various memory models of the computer have been dismantled by the surviving hero, so that he returned to his childhood when he was babbling.But the situation is stronger than human beings, the era has already passed through the use of tools by humans (the first milestone, when people fight with bones), and then ruled the earth; and then conquered space (the second milestone, landing on the moon), and traveled in time and space At the edge, the struggle between humans and computers finally broke out.Then, another milestone arrived in a half-truth, which fully revealed the complex and intertwined emotions of human beings' reluctance and helplessness, but also indifference and stubbornness.

Can computers really replace humans?Some people say: Of course, some people say: Impossible, some people are heartbroken, some people are indifferent.If you ask me the Buddha, the Buddha will say: Don't say it, don't say it.As for the next, let me explain in detail.