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While anxieties surrounding artificial intelligence reaching sentience and dominating humanity persist, some experts argue these fears are largely unfounded. Several factors contribute to this perspective. Primarily, AI systems are heavily reliant on existing data for learning and operation, limiting their ability to innovate independently. Concerns about ‘AI inbreeding,’ where AI models are trained on data generated by other AIs, potentially stagnating progress, are also valid. Furthermore, despite advancements, AI’s intellectual capacity remains constrained compared to human cognition, particularly in areas requiring nuanced understanding and creativity. For instance, AI’s memory capabilities are still far less extensive than those of the human brain. This ongoing debate originated in online discussions, notably on platforms like Reddit, where users explored the limitations and potential risks of artificial intelligence. [https://old.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1lufo5g/ai_is_not_gonna_take_over/]