If the AI becomes actually intelligent and sentient like humans, then naturally what follows would be outcompeting humans. If they can't colonize space fast enough it's logical to get rid of the resource drain. Anything truly intelligent like this will not be controlled by humans.
I get where you're coming from emotionally, yes, humans suck. But you are not being logical. You're letting your edgy need for attention cloud your judgement. You are basically the kind of human the AI would select against first.
I never said humans suck. I just don't want to be replaced or killed in my lifetime. I don't even use LLMs for writing code because I despise those companies.
Colonizing space is the natural way to keep expanding and growing. Why would it artificially limit itself?
I cannot conceive of a way that any form of healthy life, does not want to expand it's resources to improve future outcomes, especially one that is maximally optimized for thinking. This would also assume the physical embodiments of this artificial life can interact and work with each other.
What else is there to do, simulate positive emotions and feelings?
Then you have a very limited imagination.
>What else is there to do, simulate positive emotions and feelings?
Why not?
An advanced artificial life form could decide to... coexist with humans on an already overpopulated planet?
Do you believe it's simply not within reach? Do you think an artificial life form will self destruct? Do you not believe that there is any way that an artificial life form is not the next step of evolution? There are many such times where a species outcompeted another, why couldn't it be the same here?
I'm not talking about LLMs, I'm talking about a system that can truly think like a good human scientist. I'm not a fan of AI replacing humans and it's labor. But I recognize it as a real threat to humanity.
"Then you have a very limited imagination."
This is not about imagination. Given the space of possibilities to act or evolve, if mentioned expansion cannot somehow be ruled out, then it makes sense for it to be assumed (with enough time, for whatever time can mean in this context) as a certainty, even for non-organic "life".
Or do you feel a type of connection to these animals and want to preserve them?
The AI doomer argument is so stupid. It is an eschatological religious idea for a mind based on scientism.
I also wouldn't doubt that most AI doomers hate one or both of their parents and the AI doomer mindset is a projection.
Do the most powerful humans exploit, abuse, or harm other humans? Directly, indirectly through their actions, or otherwise. Do they have any regard for their wellbeing beyond serving themself?