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Chapter 184 Railway Philosophy

Gao Ruiya: "Master didn't explain it in detail. He just said it with a haha ​​every time. He and sister Emma are both Tai Chi enthusiasts and they met each other accidentally.

I guess the two of them had been ambiguous for a period of time. At that time, they were originally referring to each other as Taoist friends, but later they wanted to take their relationship to a new level, so they referred to each other as brothers and sisters.

Master gave way to Sister Emma like a gentleman, or maybe Sister Emma has been practicing boxing and Taoism for longer than him, and may have a deeper understanding than him. In short, they probably take Tai Chi, Five Elements and Bagua as their teachers, right? ! "

Rong Guang gently scratched her pretty nose: "Is this all your own imagination?
But one thing you guessed right is that they did come together because of the "Tao", but they also had differences because of the "Tao", probably because of the sentence "A Taoist friend will die, but a poor Taoist will not die."Rong Guang and Gao Ruiya chuckled in unison.

"Let me help you figure it out from the beginning!" Rong Guang continued: "The way our Rong family raises children is to let out boys, and girls are also let out at the age of sixteen or seventeen. We Our biological parents are unknown, and our siblings were separated since childhood.

My sister came into contact with Yi when she was practicing in a nunnery in a nunnery in the ancient capital of the Nine Dynasties. The origin of Yi is also very confusing.

It said that it was inspired by a mysterious person who was wealthy, an AI creator, and proficient in Tai Chi, Liang Yi, Five Elements and Bagua.

It cannot be said here that Yi was created, but that she was enlightened!But many years have passed, and so far we have not seen even a hair of the divine man Yi mentioned.

But later, according to my investigation, the mysterious man may be related to my father. "

Gao Ruiya was speechless: "Ah!? Could it be your father? And since he is said to be a mysterious person, he will definitely not show up easily~ Please~ A hair can do a lot of things now, okay?"

With just one strand of his hair, can't we determine his identity? Because with the strand of hair, we can do a DNA test, right?It is also obvious whether he is your father or not.

You go on..." Gao Ruiya found that she was a bit dominant, so she gave in in a small voice.

Rongguang: "Huh?~I've almost finished talking~So~this is why your master said such things in the car before."

Gao Ruiya was curious: "Then what if they recognize this AI master? What if the mysterious man was fabricated by Yi? Anyway, this Yi is very powerful~ It's easy to enjoy the shade with a big tree behind him~ But why do they Was it so incompatible with fire and water in the end?"

Rong Guang pulled the woman out of his arms in surprise: "Then don't you think this whole thing is horrifying to think about? You are obviously a living person but you are at the mercy of an AI?!"

Gao Ruiya: "Your question involves a famous philosophical topic in the AI ​​field. We also thought about this issue repeatedly when we created Gou Sheng.

You said that people are at the mercy of AI, which is horrifying to think about. How can people be controlled by machines?But who invented the machine?Aren’t they all human?
If we take a step back, those science fiction disaster scenes in movies and novels will come true. In the end, people will be controlled by AI. Human beings have no dignity under the rule of AI and live worse than birds and beasts.

Isn’t that still a product of humankind’s own creation, a sin of its own making? !
Why are you so entangled in an AI? What if it is a nuclear weapon?In the end, mankind's nuclear weapons war will directly destroy the earth. Isn't that the same reason?On the contrary, I believe that AI will become mankind's most powerful assistant and bring more benefits to mankind. "

Rongguang: "Don't be so full of words~ Don't you still have a question about why they ended up in this situation?"

Gao Ruiya: "I'm all ears." Rong Guang: "Let me first talk about a series of philosophical issues raised by a famous Harvard University professor about changing the train track. The train was traveling at high speed, and the train driver dozed off in the cab. With my eyes open, I saw five railway maintenance men working on the tracks ahead.

At this time, the train's alarm bell and brakes failed, and the train was about to hit them.

At the critical moment, the driver saw a fork in the road next to him, and there was a person on the fork in the road. The driver could change the direction of the train.

I want to ask the driver whether he should let the train go down and kill five people regardless, or should he turn the car into a fork in the road to kill that person and save the other five people?

If it is considered cost-effective to kill one person in exchange for the lives of five people, is the driver's behavior a kind of murder? …”

Before Rong Guang could finish speaking, Gao Ruiya snorted disdainfully: "Don't bully me for not studying enough. I've known about this philosophical issue for a long time. My master told me about it!"

Rong Guang suddenly realized: "My sister told me this! It seems that they have been friends for a long time!"

Gao Ruiya continued: "There are also a series of problems around it. For example, when there is no fork in the road, two people are passing by on the roadside. One of them is a fat man. If he is stuffed under the wheel of the car, he can be turned into flesh with his body. He stopped the train and saved the five people at the cost of mud.

If you stood next to the fat man, would you push the fat man out to save the lives of those five people?At the same time, he became a murderer, waiting for legal punishment, instead of a hero who saved five lives?

There are many philosophical and moral issues like this. For another example, a doctor has to take care of six car accident patients, five of whom are in moderate condition and one is in critical condition. If the doctor spends one day taking care of five patients who are in moderate condition, he can save lives. Of these five people, the critically ill one will die; taking care of the critically ill patient for a day will save his life, but the other five will die as their condition worsens.If you were a doctor, how would you choose?

Giving up one life in critical condition to save those five lives is probably the choice of most people.Here, the moral principle of consequentialism helps us make a choice.

If this doctor is faced with five patients after a car accident, each patient has a damaged body organ and needs an immediate transplant, otherwise he will die, but no organ can be found for transplant.At this time, a healthy young man came to the next ward for a physical examination and was resting in bed. In order to save five lives, could the doctor remove the five organs that needed to be transplanted from this young man's body?The answer is self-evident. The moral principle of processualism tells us that if we kill an innocent life, such behavior itself is immoral. No matter how many lives are saved, the morality of the matter has nothing to do with the outcome. Only in the act itself.

From this point of view, whether human behavioral choices are correct depends not only on the results of behavioral choices, but also on the behavioral process itself.Only looking at the results and not talking about the process can become a cover for "the ends justify the means"; only talking about the process and not talking about the results may also lead to "good intentions leading to bad things".When we sacrifice the so-called "personal interests" of a small number of people in order to enhance the so-called "social welfare" of the majority, can we use "coercion" by "any means"?Consequentialism or processualism, which one is preferred?This is a moral dilemma before mankind.

People are constantly asking about the moral and ethical basis behind various behavioral choices.

When we look at these "taken for granted" things from a philosophical or so-called humanitarian perspective, the familiar behaviors will become strange, and the "taken for granted" and "taken for granted" will go away from us...

Did the same problem happen to them?Well~you keep talking~"

Rong Guang looked at the sharp-tongued girl in front of him in a funny way, and couldn't help but sigh: "Yes!~ That was a long time ago, when my sister and Wan Hao were doing charity work in Africa..."

(End of this chapter)