Mauro Porcini

It's so magic that often we explain it with God or in ways that transcends humanity and what we know.

But if AI is able, learning how we feel, how we behave, how we think, to recreate those feelings, the question, and we go into real philosophy,

can they become human, you know, as human as human or not?

I don't know.

I don't have the answer, but my hope is that we drive AI in a direction in which even if you become as human as humans,

is going to still be at the service of humanity.

So if AI is able to learn, as you say, jealousy, together with empathy, together with fear, together with a series of other emotions, and those emotions fuel creativity and make the solutions more and more human.

And now all of this is used at the service of humanity.

then why not?

Imagine AI being able to do a lot of things that we don't want to do as humans at work or in a variety of different circumstances so that we can be even more human.

So that while AI does certain things that requires human qualities,

I can spend time with my kids.

I can go run in a park.

I can go ski or swim or read a book.

So this is really what we need to talk about, what we need to focus on.

It's not AI is going to be or not as human as possible or is the fear of AI being too human.

If AI become really human and therefore is able to do everything we do even better, then

And it frees us from tasks that we don't need to do unless we really want.

That's wonderful for humanity.

But the problem is we need to make sure that AI and, therefore, technology is always developed at the service of humanity.