## Artificial Intelligence: Will it Replace Humans?
Could AI eventually replace humans altogether? The rapid development of AI systems such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s newly released Gemini makes it seem like it could definitely be a possibility. But many tech experts don’t seem to be worried. Why? Well, in just one year, artificial intelligence has gone from being the stuff of science fiction movies to being used as a tool to help us polish our resumes and plan European getaways.
### AI probably won’t replace humans because of math
Despite the power of AI models, Artifical Intelligence models rely heavily on powerful mathematical formulas to process and identify patterns in vast amounts of data but human intelligence goes far beyond pattern recognition. That’s why AI powering generative AI systems are “relatively super simple”, according to Theo Omtzigt, chief technology officer at Lemurian Labs.
### AI systems gain knowledge differently than humans
Another reason AI won’t replace people is that it gains knowledge differently than humans—specifically because it is heavily based on correlation, as opposed to causation, said Justin Lewis, BP’s vice president of incubation and engineering.
### AI won’t replace humans, but people who can use it will
Fears about AI replacing humans aren’t completely unwarranted, but it is unlikely that they will take over on their own. On the contrary, it actually seems like AI can be used as a tool to boost productivity, according to tech experts. Since AI won’t be disappearing any time soon, exploring how these systems work and how they can help us will likely be the best way to fend off our worries.
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