This essay compares the social impact of artificial intelligence in the past fifty years with the impact of electrical appliances and the internal combustion engine between 1890 and 1940. It examines how AI, through automation and deep learning, has affected job markets, data security, and social interactions. The essay explores both the benefits and threats of AI, including its role in strengthening communities and its impact on workplaces. The author discusses the viewpoints of I.J. Good and other sentient beings on what constitutes the most vital component for ultra-intelligent machines, ultimately arguing for a combination of intelligence, speed, and strength. The essay concludes by highlighting the need for continuous research and development in AI, and the importance of considering ethical implications.
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