I will pay for the following article Ethical Issues With The Artificial Intelligence Of Computers. The work is to be 8 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Considering the impacts of the intelligence of computers, it is important to give thought to the ethical issues that comes along with the use of this intelligence and the ethical standards to be checked with such creations.

The impacts of these developments are based on the realization that further development of computer intelligence may not be just a technology or a tool that will serve to supplement the abilities of humans, but a radically improved technology. For instance, further development of computer intelligence may lead to undesired effects of the creation, including those discussed next. The computer intelligence may reach a level of outsmarting the abilities of humans – rendering the technological development of humans and their scientific research obsolete – as it could do better. This implies that technological development in every field may be speeded up by the development of an advanced computer artificial intelligence. Such a computer intelligence system could also lead to the development of further-advanced intelligences. the artificial intelligence bases can be copied or erased, they could become autonomous operators, and they may have or lack human psyches and motives (Dean, Allen & Yiannis, 1995).

From a philosophical point of view, the goal of developing advanced artificial intelligence into computers leads to the creation of an independent, intelligent computer entity. However, there is the issue of how this creation can be classified – in terms of what it is and what it is to be accorded. For instance, such an artificially intelligent computer would be referred as ‘alive’, which raises the ethical issue as to whether such an entity would be recognized as alive, thus entitled to given rights. In this case, the issue is not supported – by any substantial evidence – regarding whether it is intelligent life – as it applies to the case of humans, and whether it is could be considered so, in the absence of a soul. Also, there is no evidence that a soul is required for such intelligence to qualify as alive.