Reflections of Rajaram Bojji

Why Be Afraid of Artificial Intelligence When Our Own Natural Intelligence is Proven to Be More Dangerous? Artificial Intelligence (AI) often evokes fear and skepticism, with concerns about its potential to surpass human control and cause harm. However, a closer examination reveals that our own natural intelligence, particularly in the realm of engineering and technology, has already proven to be significantly dangerous to humanity. This essay explores the paradox of fearing AI while our own creations, designed by highly qualified engineers and technologists, have led to critical issues in transportation systems, resulting in numerous fatalities, injuries, and environmental damage.   The Perils of Human-Engineered Transportation Systems Every year, approximately 1.5 million people die and about 50 million suffer grievous injuries due to transportation-related incidents¹. These staggering numbers highlight the inherent dangers in our current transportation systems, which are plagu

  My thought today morning:  I magine an infinite size ocean of particles which when excites by photons at four different frequencies clot coded as white, green, yellow and blue band widths every 10^16 solar years then what kind of scenario generated ? That's a fascinating scenario! Let's break it down: 1. **Infinite Ocean of Particles**: Imagine an endless expanse filled with particles, akin to the concept of the Dirac sea, which is a theoretical model of the vacuum as an infinite sea of particles². 2. **Photon Excitation**: Photons at four different frequencies (coded as white, green, yellow, and blue) excite these particles. Each frequency could correspond to different energy levels, causing varied reactions in the particles. 3. **Time Scale**: The excitation occurs every \(10^{16}\) solar years, an unimaginably long period. Over such vast timescales, the universe itself would undergo significant changes, potentially affecting the behavior of these particles. 4. **Resulting