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It is not easy to answer that if artificial intelligence is a threat to humanity or not, because it is very contradictory. Artificial intelligence has two perspectives. A few years ago, artificial intelligence was considered beneficial to humanity, but at the same time, it is often considered to be an "immortal dictator". Some fear that artificial intelligence will destroy humanity. Artificial intelligence provides a justification that artificial human beings would be trained in a way that would make us smarter than before. But is this the case?

NOW, the question arises WHY IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ENDED AS AN IMMORTAL DICTATOR?

Artificial intelligence promotes the automation and replacement of human beings by artificial or human machines. Businesses are constantly evolving and developing to achieve this goal. Replacing humans with robots would lead to unemployment, as companies would certainly like to involve robots rather than humans, as they are more efficient and faster at accomplishing the tasks assigned to them. Constant progress is being made in AI so that humans are replaced by robots as soon as possible.

Have you ever imagined what would happen if Amazon replaced FedEx delivery with drones, which would deliver packages to your door?

What would happen if all the other car companies like GOOGLE / TESLA started to promote autonomous cars instead of various jobs in transportation?

What would happen if the restaurant server was replaced by a computer control system and a chef prepared his meal, taking into account the reduction of the costs of the human chef? What would happen if at Starbucks the courteous Barista was replaced by the automatic machine that serves coffee or any other drink as you wish?

Automation would imply a strong implication in the growth of the economy. Automatic technology is great, but have you ever wondered what the unemployed would do now since AI is constantly cutting human jobs with robots?

It is not said that we will disappear in the decades to come, but at the same time, we must face these implications in the near future.

The social pressure of automation has made us insecure. Artificial intelligence would lead to the development of smarter machines or software capable of quickly solving complex business problems. But at the same time, it should not be overlooked that this automation would lead to workers losing their jobs. This would lead to the total or partial loss of jobs in the coming decades.

WHAT TO DO FOR AUTOMATION TO HAVE THE LOWEST IMPACT ON OUR ECONOMY?

It is really essential that the economy discovers a social structure which can welcome us in the change in which we want to live. We need to think about the means or methods by which humans really benefit from the machines they develop, ensuring that society or the economy does not fall into anarchy.