Now that is far.

Thanks to science, the world isn't where it used to be, just like they say that "growth is the only thing that is constant in life," and so far science has been on the edge in proving that growth to us every day. As the days go by, new inventions are being created.

Over the years, science has made life a lot easier for us; all the things we do today are dedicated to science. Back in the days when letters were sent to the recipient through the thing called "post office" and sometimes those letters would travel past different borders before getting to their final destination.

Then things started getting easier with the invention of phones, without the "smart" and communication became easier, and people could actually talk from different parts of the world without sending letters that used to travel for days and sometimes months.

Then science did their things again and boom smartphones were invented, thereby making the internet come to pass in our lives, and I'm not gonna lie that was one of the best things that science ever created. Currently, the internet has made the world a better place by bringing the world to our doorstep. I can be in my nation and be informed of things happening worldwide without traveling physically to where those things are happening.

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So, one area I feel science has gotten too far in is the invention of "AI." I know the sole purpose why artificial intelligence was invented was to help humanity in lifting certain burdens off their shoulders. I know the development of artificial intelligence (AI) has opened up a world of possibilities, but this invention has also raised so many concerns about the dangers it may pose.

Not just the aspect of phone invention and the internet, science has gone very far to the point that certain people have deemed that science has gone too far with their different inventions. And no doubt, scientific progress has undeniably played a vital role in improving the quality of human life through the different aspects of life, like the medical breakthroughs, for instance, like the inventions of vaccines that have helped in the reduction of disease burden.

The AI algorithm can perform different tasks just like humans, when it comes to the areas of driving cars, diagnosing diseases, and making effective financial decisions. The area of robots performing human tasks is being pushed to the extreme. And then we are at the edge of waiting when artificial intelligence would take over the world by making humans jobless.

Sometimes I would just be imagining my job being taken over by AI. I think when that would happen, I'm going to slaughter things and places. So I think science should create a balance between the benefits and the risks of AI, which is crucial to ensure that science doesn't go too far with its innovations.

Science not going too far is gonna help humans stay relevant in society because with the way things are going, humans are likely to be irrelevant soon.

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