Writting contest: Is artificial intelligence a curse or a blessing by @vudeme123

Thanks so much @udyliciouz for this wonderful contest, and before I start I'll love to invite @bossj23, @uduak3287 and @spanky-dollar to participate in the #learnandearn contest.
To my best of understanding artificial intelligence is a threat to humanity as a whole, and in this contest I'm going to give reason why I said so.

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The majority of these scientists think that AI would eventually outsmart human intelligence and resolve all of our issues. False, because as language tools and AI may mimic one another and discover patterns from large amounts of data. One of the most distinctive aspects of human intellect is "common sense," which no AI system will ever be able to duplicate. As there is a difference between "Talking like a human" and actually "being a human." The AI Machine's lack of thinking ability is one way in which it falls short of human intelligence. The robots are easily able to provide acceptable feedback and answers to questions, but they are limited in their ability to explain the logic behind the responses and the steps taken to arrive at them.

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Artificial intelligence is quickly making its way into the health care industry and playing important roles, including automating mundane and repetitive work in medical practice and managing the patients and the medical resources. A number of dangers and difficulties arise as developers build AI systems to perform these jobs, including the danger of patient harm from AI system malfunctions, the danger of patient privacy being violated by data collection, and the danger of AI inference, prejudice, and inequality. So no it can't offer solutions to health care 100%.

AI technologies can assist humans in producing quality contents, learning about the world, and sometimes doing away with some of life's more menial jobs. To win consumers' trust, many have demonstrated the ability to fabricate data, utilize others' creations without their permission, and incorporate social norms like apologies. This makes them very plausible. While many of us are experimenting and having fun with new AI tools, experts stress that these tools are only as good as their underlying data, which we know to be inaccurate, biased, and occasionally even intended to deceive.

Global economics will be significantly impacted by the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) replacing jobs globally. decreasing employment prospects and increasing the gap between those who profit from new technology and those who lack access to or the expertise to use them. Because there won't be a need for a labor force, more people may be laid off in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, transportation, retail, and hospitality. Depending on how rapidly governments are able to modify their policies in reaction to these changes, this could lead to significant economic upheavals. Due to its uneven distribution among population groupings, AI might also contribute to income discrepancies between different social classes. This would enlarge social gaps already present and increase economic instability.

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No, because computers only work according to instructions given to it, when it was being manufactured or designed, it doesn't have common sense to think and arrive at a conclusion on its own.

You can create artificial intelligence, yes. Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to a machine's or computer program's capacity for thought and learning. AI gives robots the ability to adapt to new inputs, learn from past mistakes, and carry out human-like functions like speech recognition and decision-making. From banking to healthcare, AI has been applied in a wide range of industries. In today's data-driven environment, AI-driven systems are invaluable because they can analyze massive volumes of data fast and accurately.