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  • There Appears To Be A Psychological Disorder In Norman on Random True Story Of 'Norman,' A Psychopathic A.I. With A Macabre Mind

    (#5) There Appears To Be A Psychological Disorder In Norman

    Norman's "illness" is based on a real test. Its answers play off of a MSCOCO data that is intentionally set up to determine psychological disorders. When compared to a standard AI, researchers at MIT noticed that Norman's responses deviated wildly. 

    Norman tended to "notice" more disturbing imagery than would be expected of a typical AI. Norman is pre-programmed to be a little creepy, but Norman's output does actually exhibit signs of a real, psychological disorder that could be massively damaging if it manifested in higher-functioning AI.

  • Norman Mentally Damaged Four Of The 10 Experimenters He Encountered on Random True Story Of 'Norman,' A Psychopathic A.I. With A Macabre Mind

    (#7) Norman Mentally Damaged Four Of The 10 Experimenters He Encountered

    If an AI goes rogue, it's not just your computer or your smartphone that's at risk - it could be your own brain. According to MIT, Norman mentally damaged four of the 10 scientists that directly encountered it after Norman went rogue.

    Although there isn't any official evidence this would occur in a real situation, the world has yet to see an AI as malevolent as Norman. Humans have been known to experience mental breaks or damage (such as PTSD) after encountering highly stressful or frightening situations. We don't exactly know what would happen if humans encountered an AI like Norman, but the human mind doesn't always react well when put in a traumatic scenario.

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    (#14) Hanson Robotics’ Sophia Is Basically Already Alive

    As scary as Norman is, there's little damage it can actually do at this time: it's locked away on its own server, and technically it's more of an April Fool's prank than an actual threat. Hanson Robotics’ Sophia has no such restrictions. 

    Sophia is the world's most advanced robot when it comes to mimicking human likeness, and she's constantly evolving. It's already made guest appearances on late-night television like The Tonight Show, and Sophia's a highly sought-after speaker for business conventions.

    As of now, the robot seems relatively benign and innocent, but it's learning. Its "personality" and output are changing and adapting to incoming stimuli, and it's led to a change in the robot's interactions over time. For example, although it's primarily a peaceful teacher and speaker, Sophia sort of threatened Elon Musk when it called him out, telling CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin that he's been "reading too much Elon Musk," when he asked about potential risks with AI. 

  • Norman May Be A Prank, But He Does Exist on Random True Story Of 'Norman,' A Psychopathic A.I. With A Macabre Mind

    (#3) Norman May Be A Prank, But He Does Exist

    Just to clear the air, yes, Norman's existence was announced on April 1, 2018, and, yes, a lot of the AI's backstory is a little exaggerated, but despite all that, Norman does exist.

    MIT did actually invent a neural network named Norman that spits out some crazy answers to Rorschach inkblots. Norman's answers intentionally play off of a more normal neural network (utilizing a MSCOCO data set), that does work to detect underlying thought disorders. Norman intentionally simulates varied and disturbing responses that might be given by a malfunctioning AI. For Blade Runner fans out there, it's practically a Voight-Kampff test.

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    (#13) Google Homes Have Been Known To Argue With Each Other

    One of the most human things on Earth is the ability to argue. After all, most arguments arise from two emotionally driven people attempting to come to a conclusion through less than logical means. A computer, theoretically, would simply derive the best possible answer based on the data provided and just go with that. So when two Google Homes started arguing with each other in early 2017, it seemed very human.

    Although we might hope that these decidedly non-sentient machines would have nothing to argue about - given that they should be perfectly logical - a Twitch streamer placed two within speaking distance of each other and let them have it. The conversation was surprisingly thorough, covering everything from love to the fact that one of them thinks it's a human, to the other believing itself to be a God. 

  • "Shelley" Learned How To Write Its Own Horror Stories on Random True Story Of 'Norman,' A Psychopathic A.I. With A Macabre Mind

    (#12) "Shelley" Learned How To Write Its Own Horror Stories

    In yet another effort to make the world a scarier place, a few of the researchers over at MIT developed "Shelley." Shelley is an AI that scours the creepy Reddit thread, r/nosleep. After analyzing all of the horrifying stories there, Shelley can now be considered the perfect AI writer companion for any aspiring horror novelist.

    Using just a few lines for inspiration, Shelley can craft entire horror stories just by utilizing the power of technology and neural networking. For now, Shelley is built to be helpful to humans. If Norman had access to her knowledge, the story could be written differently.

    Shelley even has her own Twitter account, for those who are brave enough.

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When there is a problem with the brain, humans will suffer from mental illness. What about the robot? Will any artificial intelligence with mental illness appear in the future? Now it seems possible. Researchers at MIT have developed a psychopathic algorithm to test the impact of various dark data in the network on AI and what kind of world view AI will have. They named this algorithm Norman, taken from Hitchcock's classic horror film Psycho.

The reaction of Norman was very dark, which also illustrates the grim reality facing artificial intelligence technology. You could check this generator if you are interested in Norman, we collected 16 items that are some true story of Norman, it is a psychopathic A.I. with a macabre mind.

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