Originally Posted by Nigel Quin
However, it's important to note that AI is not "taking over" in the sense that it's replacing humans entirely. AI is simply a tool that humans have created to assist us in various tasks. While it may be true that some jobs will become automated, new opportunities for work and creativity will arise as a result.

Overall, AI is a tool that has the potential to greatly benefit humanity. As with any technological advancement, it's important to approach it with caution and consideration for ethical implications.[/i][/color]

AI (and robotics) is going to continually advance until it is capable of complete autonomy. It will make decisions based on mathematical probabilities better than humans and infinitely faster. There will be communication between nodes (AI entities) at the speed of light. (or close) The morality of it will come down to which humans are in control?

Elon Musk? Bill Gates? Mark Zuckerberg? Some political leaders like....Joe Biden? Hillary Clinton? Donald Trump? Vlad Putin? Xi Jinping?

Or bureaucrats at the FBI? CIA? MOSSAD? M16? FSB? SRV? State Security Ministry?

To what degree might it share control of itself with some of the above?

For sure it is a tool created by humanity for use by humanity. But, which humanity? This aint going from torches and horse and buggies to electric lamps and cars. This is a change unlike any before.


And Nigel, come on. You asked a programmed machine to give an assessment of itself and you expect a full truth?

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