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A future where artificial intelligence has finally been created is a dream of many scientists like Stephen Hawking. Although artificial intelligence could be beneficial to us it will only bring us our demise. Since it will see us as a treat for one day we will have the means of shutting them down one day and that's why they must eradicate us. Even though they're physically and mentally superior to us in every way and it sounds almost impossible to stop them one day, but the impossible is possible. After all artificial intelligence is a danger to us all since it will evolve faster than us, control us, and kill us plus they tend to make fewer mistakes than us. People like Charles Ortiz the senior principal manager of the artificial intelligence and reasoning group at the nuance natural language and AI laboratory in Sunnyvale, CA support A.I. because of their benefits to humankind like doing dangerous deep-sea exploration, but computer scientist Ray Kurzweil fears the idea of living in a world where A.I. is the dominant ruler of the planet. Also, it has been proven that A.I. …show more content…

Another movie that heavily uses artificial intelligence as the main concept is the terminator franchise when a computer virus Skynet goes rogue and starts to control any technology within its reach and proceeds to advance into the dominant ruler of earth annihilating any humans in its path. Those two movies alone can back up my claims that artificial intelligence is bad considering that's how the movie depicts them as being evil. There have also been many other movies of them like the Hal 9000 or the thing from wall-e that kept everyone from

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