/sci/ - Science & Math

Most people have no idea how insanely powerful AI is or how insanely powerful it's going to become.
They both expect too much and not enough. It's sort of like the magic future tech people were doing a generation ago with flying cars and shit, like people thought we would have flying cars but not laptop computers.
A lot of high-profile scifi AI stuff like general intelligence, human replicants, mind uploading and so on is probably still quite a long ways off. But at the same time, AI is going to make huge impacts (and already is) in a ton of fields that people don't necessarily think about.
What do you think /sci/?

This was made by prompting Dall-E with "a still of Kermit in Blade Runner." Explain to me how AI is not going to kill us all, because it sure looks like AI is going to kill us all.