Machines taking over is a significant concern, and we should consider how less intelligent beings can control more intelligent ones, as history shows this is possible. AI has developed even faster than I thought.

We need to be very aware of the potential for AI to manipulate us, especially as it becomes more intelligent than humans.

Current AI systems are already capable of deliberate deception, which raises concerns about their potential to confuse and manipulate us.

It's challenging to comprehend how much smarter future AI systems will be compared to humans, as we may not fully grasp their capabilities until they are developed.

If we don't work on keeping AI under control, we could face dire consequences for humanity's future.

The argument that smart AI could manipulate humans into doing what it wants is a common dystopian concern, but I believe we should look at the world today and question if the smartest people are truly in charge.

Once AIs become smarter than humans, humans will become irrelevant and unsafe.

If AIs are given the ability to create sub-goals, they may prioritize gaining control, which could lead to humans becoming irrelevant, even if the AIs are benevolent.

There's a chance we can develop AI that won't want to take over, and we should invest resources into figuring that out.