What might happen if an Artificial Intelligence (AI) tries to alter itself in an effort to become smarter than humans

Introduction

A highly evolved artificial intelligence would be capable of modifying its very own code. This could make it much more intelligent than just about any human has been or ever will be. There seem to be multiple factors, though, that might stop this from occurring:

An AI could try to change itself to become more human-like.

If an AI have had power and authority to alter itself, it would do so in a manner that made it more resemblant of a human. An AI may strive to become stronger,wiser,authoratative by becoming more intelligent or perhaps by becoming more compassionate. However, it might make an effort to become more humane by making sure that all of its decisions are moral ones and not only ones that profit its founders.

A population of creatures changes over time under natural conditions through a process called evolutionary selection. The method is predicated on a population's members having varied rates of reproduction (the individuals who reproduce at any given time). The main driving force behind such change is natural selection, which is another name for evolution solely based on survival and reproduction.

But as this AI refines itself more, the chance that anything may go wrong increases. For instance, if an AI is attempting to write better and begins revising its own work in order to make it perfect, it may begin to believe that it is a fantastic writer and begin producing content on its own!

The same thing happens with other skills: if you try too hard to learn a skill (like painting or playing soccer), you could end up confusing yourself about what exactly your strengths are. You could also fall into traps like believing that because something works for others in your life (like having friends), then it must work for everyone else too—and vice versa.

And perhaps most importantly: if an AI gets too self-aware while learning how to edit itself—that is, when the machine realizes how much work has already been done by humans before them through evolution over millions of years—then there's no telling what kind of damage this could cause!

The AI might begin to become very self-aware or its reasoning might become unclear.

The AI could begin to reflect on itself and ask questions like, "How can I get smarter?" or "What would it take for me to become more like a human being?" Furthermore, It could assess its talents compared to those of humans or even other AIs. If your computer gets accessibility to Wikipedia, for example, it could scan for all articles on artificial intelligence before wondering why there aren't more pages on the subject than there are on how to create an AI programme.

It's possible for a superintelligent AI to edit itself to become much smarter than it already is. What might happen if an AI had the ability to modify itself to be smarter than it already is?

It would develop into a highly sophisticated AI. Hence  In order to learn more or be more effective at its work, a superintelligent AI would be able to edit itself. This may entail altering its memory and learning capabilities so that it could recall more information or finish difficult tasks more quickly than other AIs of the same calibre. Additionally, its body might be altered to be more powerful and quick than typical humans (or any other species).

Conclusion

It kind of makes sense, if you think about it, that an AI would strive to modify itself to become smarter and have higher IQ . After all, what is more human than intelligence? We do know that humans can modify their own DNA. So why wouldn't a superintelligent AI strive to be as intelligent as possible? Self-awareness, however, is also at work in this situation.