Humanity has come a long way in terms of technology and shows no signs of stopping its progress any time soon. Society now has phones with the same functions as computers and cars that can run on electricity. However, developing artificial intelligence with a human thought process has become a real ethical issue as the technology develops. People argue that the development of such intelligence would benefit society because it would be able to handle tasks where it is impossible for the human body to take on and handle mundane tasks so that humans can relax. Ultimately, it is still unethical to produce a human thought process due to the gray area of ​​human rights, the desire to be a citizen of society, and potential danger to the humanity. Intelligence in machines says that artificial intelligence needs human intelligence to handle current tasks of humans. In his article “Artificial intelligence on a human scale? Be serious! Nilsson says: “Machines exhibiting true human-level intelligence should be able to do many of the things that humans are capable of doing. Among these activities are the tasks or “jobs” that people are employed to do. » He wants to emphasize that artificial intelligence can learn to handle human tasks and benefit society as a whole. Artificial intelligence will become sane beings, capable of making decisions for themselves and freeing themselves from the limits of programming. These freedoms will allow machines with human intelligence to work and think. Machines with human intelligence will enable improvement without the need for human insight. When machines gain the ability to think like a human, they will gain the ability to learn and question. These two capabilities will make these machines desire...... middle of paper ......suffer at the hands of being limited and controlled. Humanity also does not need more people in society since the planet is sufficiently populated. There is also the danger of machines rebelling for their own freedom. Works CitedFlowers, Nancy. “What are human rights? » Human rights here and now. University of Minnesota, nd Web. November 23, 2013. .Nilsson, Nils J. “Artificial intelligence at human level? Be serious! Stanford University. Stanford University, 2005. Web. November 23, 2013. “What does it mean to be a citizen in a globalized society?” What does it mean to be a citizen in a globalized society? University at Albany, nd Web. November 23. 2013. .