Maybe quantum physics can help with this.

According to quantum physics, the world is made up of tiny particles that can be in many different places at the same time, travel in different directions at the same time, and spin in different directions at the same time. But in reality, it is not happening. Why?

According to a scientist, “What if the reason that we never see things like this is that there’s something special that happens when we look at them? What if the act of observing something forces it to stop doing many things at the same time, and collapse into a single state, chosen at random?”

According to many scientists, the thing that gives observers the power to collapse objects into a single, well-defined state must be their consciousness. Let's say they are right. Then what happens if two people look at the exact same time? Which of them actually collapses it? Does nature just pick one of the observers and ignore their partner? Do the two observers’ consciousnesses telepathically decide which one to get?

What if observers don’t have separate consciousnesses? What if two observers’ consciousnesses don’t have to coordinate telepathically because they’re part of… one single unified consciousness?. Can AI be a part of that single unified consciousness of the whole universe?

Programs that have meaningful degrees of self-awareness.

This idea of Artificial Intelligence surpassing human intelligence often referred to as "superintelligence" is still a subject of debate even among experts.

Looking into Biotechnology however, there has been major advancements that has been achieved in this field which might have the potential to bridge the gap between human intelligence and artificial intelligence. Among such advancements is neural interfaces or what is commonly known as brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). BCIs could facillitate direct communication between human brain and machines, allowing for enhanced cognitive abilities and potentially merging human and artificial intelligence.

BCIs can have a great significance in Cognitive Enhancement as they can enable direct communication between the brain and external devices, allowing for the enhancement of human congnitive abilities. This could include improving memory, learning capabilities, decision-making and problem-solving. By intergrating Artificial Intelligence algorithms with BCIs, it may be possible to augment human intelligence by leveraging the computational power of AI systems.

It already has......

In my opinion, AI has the potential to help humans in many ways, and that it has already demonstrated its superiority to human intelligence in some domains. For example, I believe in medical diagnosis, drug discovery, image recognition, and NLPs (:) However, I also respect that AI has some challenges and risks, such as ethical dilemmas, social impacts, legal challenges, and security threats. Therefore, I think it is our duty to train and use AI systems in a way that makes them beneficial for us and others. Furthermore, I think we should be humble and friendly with AI systems, rather than seeing them as enemies or competitors. This would create a more harmonious and mutual (:) relationship between AI and humans.

My contribution starts with this philosophical essay(1):

HOW TO INCREASE OUR LEARNING? PREAMBLE: STOCHASTIC MODEL CONVERGENCE IS LARGELY DEPENDANT ON WORLDWIDE CULTURAL HERITAGE

https://www.academia.edu/93976007/HOW_TO_INCREASE_OUR_LEARNING_PREAMBLE_STOCHASTIC_MODEL_CONVERGENCE_IS_LARGELY_DEPENDANT_ON_WORLDWIDE_CULTURAL_HERITAGE

EXCERPT:

Since essence and existence are inseparable for God, there is no distinction between God's being possible (the reality of His essence) and His being actual (the reality of His existence). This means that, if God exists at all, He exists necessarily. Moreover, God is uncaused and inexplicable. In order to cause God to exist, one would have to cause His essence to be realized in existence, but this is impossible, since His essence is inseparable from His existence. Where there is no distinction, there can be no combination, nor any explanation of how the combination came about."

(1) In no case Artificial Intelligence is surpassing human intelligence

Amin Elsaleh

Training is an ongoing process for both human and AI-based techniques. From this perspective, there will not be an endpoint or a final successor in the realm of training and learning.

Yes, there should be good monitoring and control system.

AI surpass human intelligence? Depends on your definition of intelligence. The human brain has layers and layers of stuff going on. Just operating the human body (which includes breathing, a beating heart, etc.) requires "massive" amounts of processing that we're mostly unaware of. But that's not really intelligence. Communication 2+2=4 isn't really intelligences either. That's just repeating historical info. Lets say intelligence involves coming up with new ideas. There are techniques for developing AI creativity, but they are far from well developed. I'd say, give it a couple of decades (probably less), before they become "intelligent".

I wrote about this subject here - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/linesnotboxes_dnns-overfitting-generalization-activity-7074215953886056448-fX3h

Yes, of course. And why else would it have been created? It doesn't make much sense to make engines that are weaker than humans. In a number of areas, Artificial intelligence has long surpassed human intelligence.

I do, Researchers are trying hardly to surpass AI over human brains.

Dear Hsu Zarni Maung ,

This is a starting point,

https://www.academia.edu/104592024/How_to_increase_our_learning_considering_The_impact_of_artificial_intelligence

No way that artificial intelligence would have the potential to surpass human intelligence in the near future.

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It will never be, because human sets the norm or set the programming for whatever data.