God is dead, but artificial intelligence is very much alive. It will be due to unconscious reverence towards the Nietzschean assumption and evident exposure to the wonders of technology that the persuasive movements of the fact that machines, chatbots and such will be able to assume the role of divinities in a not too distant future will begin to multiply.
Until now, artificial intelligence has limited itself to writing poems, creating works of art or emulating those already created by others, it has come to provide users with countless answers as well as making them ask themselves new questions. Yet, despite this, some think that in the near future AI could take on the role of omnipotent divinity.
The hope is that it can put an end to the inequalities that devastate humanity, and that it can make the future a better place.
But is it really or is it just a one way ticket for self-destruction?
