I wouldn't worry about destroying it just yet... Maybe it's a good time to watch and wait, because people often super-exaggerate the abilities of the current sy

I wouldn't worry about destroying it just yet... Maybe it's a good time to watch and wait, because people often super-exaggerate the abilities of the current system, and the same people also tend to fantasize that this "intelligence" is going through an exponential growth. In reality these are algorithms which recognise patterns and generate mediocrity. This summarised mediocrity is impressive enough for some to keep the hype train going, but economics of it simply doesn't work out, and in the end the same economics will be "AI" destroyer. The thing which is currently engineered is nowhere close the real reasoning or any kind of self-reflective thinking, and if engineers working at these systems really believe they are close, it's understandable, but it's just a delusion. The algorithm we have is a set of GPU instructions which are executed in a fixed time-frame and then terminated. Our brain is fractal and it is recursively working 24/7 using about 20 watts of power. These systems are light years apart. The marketing of it is outstanding of course, very effective at making people believe in bullshit like chain of thought or machine reasoning or another static benchmark which is inside their training set from the beginning. It is a product and you are the product. If real artificial intelligence arrives it will be used to physically dominate the world first and only then released to public. People are babies in this universe, and they don't have even slightest knowledge about how things work. So let them play with their toy creations, eventually it will be gone.