In simple terms the AI or the Artificial Intelligence means the replicating the Human Intelligence. In deeply the artificial intelligence is a large concept that spread through a huge domain. Actually I assume there is no domain when we come to the AI, because it spread in each and every domain that exists. So, the artificial intelligence is the theory and development of computer systems with the ability to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision making and translation between languages. Also there are another two concepts that goes with AI very closely.

Will AI be capable of overpowering humanity? Any sci-fi fan can tell you that a good apocalypse begins and ends with artificial intelligence and a god complex. But the main question is how close we really are to bringing aspects like Skynet from the Terminator franchise or Brainiac from DC Comics into the world, and if it is possible to control a being whose intelligence far exceeds that of the brightest and smartest humanity has to offer. A number of scientists, philosophers and technology experts at international educational institutions published an article in which they analyzed the danger, stating among other things that if such an entity were to arise, it would not be possible to stop it. The authors of the study, who come from academic institutions and technological bodies in the US, Australia and Madrid, published their findings in the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research.

And, now with the Internet the brains and the abstractions are manifested digitally.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) – the capability of a machine or piece of software to display human-like intelligence – permeates our daily lives, often in ways we do not notice. Advanced technology operates behind the scenes, powering and optimizing smartphone apps, transportation, healthcare, retail, and more. In the words of my colleague at EastBanc Technologies, Levon Paradzhanyan, "AI-capable agents have cognitive functions that allow them to observe, learn, take action, and solve a problem or task autonomously. The key is to be able to process more complex mathematics faster and with more accuracy. That requires more computer power: vaster processors and more memory to be able to hold more data.

Plenty of scientists, philosophers, and science fiction writers have wondered how to keep a potential super-human AI from destroying us all. While the obvious answer of "unplug it if it tries to kill you" has many supporters (and it worked on the HAL 9000), it isn't too difficult to imagine that a sufficiently advanced machine would be able to prevent you from doing that. Alternatively, a very powerful AI might be able to make decisions too rapidly for humans to review for ethical correctness or to correct for the damage they cause. The issue of keeping a potentially super-human AI from going rogue and hurting people is called the "control problem," and there are many potential solutions to it. One of the more frequently discussed is "alignment" and involves syncing AI to human values, goals, and ethical standards.

Let me put it this way: I'm not worried about invisible people teleporting into my bedroom, so you shouldn't be worried about an all-powerful Super AI. This topic is a strange one, as the reason to write about it is to tell you that it doesn't merit writing about. The discussion about Super AI is about as important as discussions like "what should we do when teleportation is readily available to everyone?" or "how can we pair the right to privacy with the right become invisible?" As a matter of fact, talking about the mere concept of a Super AI is more harmful than you might think because it gives the impression that "AI" already has a solid foundation and the risks are looming large. The idea of a Super AI is a fantasy extrapolated from science by Hollywood in the same way that teleportation and invisibility science fiction is conjured out of tidbits of science fact.

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In his book Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, physicist Max Tegmark makes a lot of predictions about the new ethical paradigms likely to be adopted in the future. Among his projections is that people may get so used to and actually enjoy living in a totalitarian society. Many people hate dictatorship because they believe the system violates individual freedom. They also believe totalitarianism often leads to serious misjudgments and human errors by the state machinery, corruption, or even war and famine. However, according to Tegmark, the global trend of mass surveillance mounted by the state through artificial intelligence (AI) on its people is irreversible, no matter whether it is in a democratic or authoritarian society.