One day, will AI replace humans?

It won't, that is true. Artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving, and while this raises concerns, it is not yet advanced enough to replace or autonomously take over humans1. The following viewpoints on this subject are listed:

1. Max Tegmark, an AI researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, suggests that if we become the less intelligent species due to AI progress, we should expect to be wiped out. Just as we’ve wiped out other species in the past, AI could potentially surpass us and reshape the biosphere in ways incompatible with human life2.
2. Some scientists believe that AI lacks the creativity and emotions that set humans apart from machines. While AI has made significant strides, it’s unlikely to catch up to humanity in terms of intelligence3.
3. The worst-case scenario might be that we fail to disrupt the status quo, where powerful companies develop and deploy AI in ways that remain invisible and obscure2.

In summary, while AI will continue to grow in use and scope, the idea of it completely taking over humans remains speculative. We must approach AI development with caution and consider its impact on society and humanity45.