Not at all. Being a follower of Christ, I see no prophecy regarding robots taking over the world in the future, mentioned in God’s Word. It does, however, mention the Anti-Christ ruling in the last days, before Christ returns.

Yes, it worries me, at least whrn I think about it, which is not often.

I worry about it because in human history, about a kazillion times, new inventions and technology were rushed into production and use without all (or any) of the ramifications being considered.

Mostly I worry about it because of an ethical question: Does the fact that something [b][i]can[/i][/b] be done automatically mean that it [b][i]should[/i][/b] be done?

Presently there's not a lot of immediate concern, and by the time it might be dangerous, it will no longer be any of my concern.

Both the most simple and the most complex human constructions develop glitches and malfunction. A part made of material just a little weaker than the other components, operator error, a design flaw.

I do not trust the scientific, political and manufacturing communities to make decisions that are based on anything but the real bottom line: power.

No. I’m only worried about people who consider artificial intelligence, being intelligent. I think we give it too much credit.

I don't fear it. I think it is fascinating.

Not so much the AI, but how willingly people are to be always connected. If FB offers a shiny new toy that they could stick right in your brain, the masses would line up to receive it. That concerns me. That's not the type of future I want.

Can't wait to hear the lamentation of the unemployed.
Robots will make for good social studies.
Especially since you humans get allergic spasms from the mere mention of them and they don't even exist yet.

It's a necessary step in evolution where mankind may perish but universe may thrive.

Both fascinating and frightening as hell. Sort of like with nuclear power.