Completely replacing humanity in the near future is an unproven scenario. Modern AI is developing rapidly, but it still depends on people, data, equipment, and the tasks assigned to it. It may outperform humans in certain areas of work, but this does not mean it possesses human consciousness or independent desires.

The danger lies elsewhere. AI can change the labor market, making some professions less in demand, accelerating the spread of false information, and giving people new tools for fraud or cyberattacks. Furthermore, the more powerful such systems become, the more important it is to monitor their use.

But AI need not become the enemy of humans. With reasonable regulation and responsible use, it can take over many routine tasks and help people work faster.

The main question of the future is not only how smart AI will become, but how responsibly humanity will learn to use it.