I love how the very first instinct of us humans with something new/smart is to immediately go and break it lol. i think that no matter how much AI advances, that is something that will keep us apart lol,(reply>), AIs do that all the time. In a video game, an AI was rewarded for progressing to the goal, but not for moving away, so it just circled around the goal forever. An AI was used to convert aerial photographs into street maps and back; it ended up doing this really well by hiding the output information in the street map image in a way that humans couldn't detect. There's been many cases of AIs placed into physics simulators, told to develop a being that can move towards the goal, glitching out the physics simulator, getting to the end in some unintended way. An AI created to learn how to pick up a ball using a simulated hand, that was trained based off of 2D pictures of the area, put its hand between the camera and the ball, so it looked to evaluators like it was picking it up, while in reality it was in the middle of nowhere.,(reply>), Hopefully the AI won't get the same idea at some point, immediately trying to break us... =),(reply>), Some argue that that is exactly what will help refine AI.