Can machines be comparable to human beings?

We all are aware of that machines r madeup by man . The work which man do is never done by a machine . machines r made to ease human efforts only . It is different thing that he/she made them in such a way that he/she can't even think of  without their use.Or in other words we can say that MAN is mostly addicted to these machines.

If that was the case, robots would have overpowered the planet Earth and would have taken control of over 6 billion human beings on earth! What we know about the human beings is only a tip in the iceberg - we have a large unexplored territories on the powers of human beings! We have classic repository of this "Vidya" available in our Vedas,Upanishads, Vishnu Purana, Bhagwat Purana and Bhagwad Gita and epics!

Humans and machines are two completely different things. A machine can emulate a human but it will never be the same. It can have very strong similarities as humans but still different.

That's like saying that your creation is equal to the creator. There are some inequalities in both. Sometimes machines can be really smart but they're never the same as humans.

man made machine not machine made man........................we even can't compare human being with machine........yes it is true that today most of the things  depend  on machine.......and  these all things  are  very useful for human being.........but that n does not mean we can replace  machine  with  human being..........every thing has its own importane....................but human  being are precious   then anything else 

Inani The machines can not be human till they have all the characteristics of human and when they have all the characteristics of human they will not be machine.

The two things can be compared but cant be same.

Though machines are an invariable part of us and it helps us in every walks of life and witout them its very difficult to survive...but we should remember a thing that man had made machines to facilitate their work. So creator cant be compared with the creation........... l

We made machines to reduce our efforts. The machines can do the works repetitively with no error and with less time. Thats why we cant think our life without machines. But it will be very absurd if we compare machines with human beings. It is the human beings who created the machines. Though presently the Artificial Intelligence(A.I.), robotics etc. are on rise, the machine can not  compete with the human beings. Moreover the machine can not show emotions. They may have superior brains but they do not have the hearts. They can only produce some predetermined results.   

No ... absurd. May happen in Science Fiction/ Hollywood/ Bollywood pictures. In children computer books, the first line starts : Dont think computer is God.

being very time saving and energy efficient than human still Machines have their own limitations, which differs us from being a machine as we have got feelings emotions thinking capacity (unlimited),

mainly thone quality which human have uniquely is the quality of Learning,,

so I think it is no where we can say machines can be compared with Human's

machines can be better than human being in physical work but human are better than machines in mental work

Machines are logical ideas or designs which have been put into solid form so as to simplify the day to day work for an individual. Now machines are controlled by humans, which rather control them indirectly by sets of commands , which have been written by us human , not by a machine. Basically the machines are a non-functional unit without logic or commands and this logic is within us which cannot be compared or scaled , for the sake of argument we can say that , there is artificial intelligence beating our sense of logic and is capable of computing new logical programs, but that doesn't mean that machines have achieved a individuality , present form of androids are just question  and answer type robots with few reasoning , controls, feedback and movements i.e still working on written commands and not writing one according to the situation . Until proper "ethical codes" ,emotions and building of proper self production units are not achieved , comparing machines to humans will remain a joke .

So comparing machines to human on logical level is illogical , ya unless compared on the scale of sustainability , durability ,strength .... on the physical side , machines surely win the argument !!

becuse, how ever  machines are like a man ,with out human beins how does it works

Its impossible to compare with nature as we to the human artificial intelligence.But no where we should not think its not possible in near future to compare, as science & technologies growth.

Machines can be compared to Human may be physically but otherwise no...thoughts cannot be created in them they cannot make decisions...they are programmed to do specific tasks and they do it...

The real question...and the one confusing and distorting this discussion...is not whether we can "compare machines to human beings", but rather...and much more likely..."Can we compare ourselves to machines?" 

Mankind goes through life exhibiting such mechanical behavior...entirely predictable habits and behavior patterns...completely absorbed by identification, imagination and negative emotions...such that he more closely resembles an automaton than the species label he so arrogantly puts on himself.

This does not mean, of course, we are not capable of developing machines that can serve our needs and even replace our functions, BUT we should never lose sight of the potential peril which lies in the prospect of machines creating machines.  Just because we "can" does not mean always that we "ought".

The more worthy effort...and potentially even the more frutiful discussion here...would be what man has to do in order to overcome his mechanicality so the might be able to fulfill his birthright as true human being.     

Thanks for the referral Mr Vipin

Humans are made by God, how can we ever compare ourselves to machine? They are after all our creation, it has to be below us.

I feel machines are dependent on human beings and their acumen.