"AI should be used for improving human decision-making and not to replace it," says Moodley. "The danger lies in how we approach the technology. If we use it responsibly, almost as an early warning and recommendation system, it can add immense value. If, however, we rely on it fully to manage our health, then there are dangers. According to Rimmer, another factor is the scale of fallout that could occur. "If there is an error in the system, assuming it is a pervasive system, then everyone could get given the wrong diagnosis/information. One bad doctor can impact only a few people; one bad machine could impact thousands.

Computers and robots (artificial intelligence) will do everything better than any human ever imagined. My understanding of technology goes as far as being able to spell the word. I know a little more about farming. After eight years in this field, I believe that technology is not going to replace regenerative farmers. I have many reasons for saying this.

Researchers say that they are on the verge of cracking the aging code. They also say that death caused by aging may become obsolete by 2033 if artificial intelligence gets involved. Scientists from the Maximum Life Foundation believe that the combination of two fields of science will cure aging. They also believe that this combination will keep us healthy and young. These fields are artificial intelligence and gene therapy. Researchers at Scicog Systems are creating an'Artificial Scientist'.