Why do you have so much faith that autonomous superhuman AI will be such a Dalek-eqsue threat? If it's faith against faith, and you have no evidence to back up

Why do you have so much faith that autonomous superhuman AI will be such a Dalek-eqsue threat? If it's faith against faith, and you have no evidence to back up your side (while humanity adapting has millennia of evidence), there's no point in discussing it. > Humans are pretty easy to manipulate...My fear is that with greater capabilities,... Nobody is disagreeing with you. But this is hardly an observation of the apocalyptic proportions warned by AI risk proponents. If you're just suggesting governments regulate AI use, then you've changed your position from "stop the impending doom" to "limit the use of a dangerous tool." I have no doubt that when AI becomes good enough to be a dangerous tool, it will cause some major event and be regulated thereafter. You should start with that instead of "robots killing humans." But if your argument is actually "stop the impending doom," then I disagree. Humans have figured out how to adapt in a world with nuclear weapons, which has shown far more risk to humanity than all but the most outlandish predictions of AI risk. You haven't presented one piece of evidence that says humans won't figure out how to adapt, or are incapable, unlikely, or unwilling to do so, whereafter humanity ceases to exist.