In this day and age, artificial intelligence is one of the technologies that is made by human to be able to provide additional assistance, especially with the growing and developing modern society. In terms of the healthcare system, particularly in clinical diagnosis the provided artificial intelligence is one of the helping hands that a healthcare worker utilizes to be able to provide a more precise and accurate diagnosis for patients. However, AI advancement will not dominate human intelligence or capability, particularly at times when machines are not available and only healthcare workers' skills are applied. According to PubMed Central Research from Thomas Davenport, has been an advantage to different aspects of the healthcare system, especially in the diagnosis and treatment application of the patients. Unfortunately, even the AI technology has provided benefits for the healthcare system, it could still be lacking in a few things. It includes the accountability and transparency that even healthcare workers and physicians are familiar with a diagnosis there are times that they may be unable to provide an explanation.

The question of whether artificial intelligence (AI) will dominate human intelligence is a topic of much debate and speculation among experts and futurists. There are several perspectives on this issue:

1. **AI Specialization vs. General Intelligence**: AI has already demonstrated remarkable capabilities in specialized tasks, such as image recognition, natural language processing, and playing complex games like chess and Go. However, achieving a level of general intelligence that surpasses human intelligence remains a significant challenge. Many experts believe that while AI can excel in narrow domains, it may not necessarily dominate human intelligence in terms of general problem-solving, creativity, emotional understanding, and common-sense reasoning.

2. **AI and Human Collaboration**: Some envision a future where AI and humans work together synergistically. AI can augment human capabilities, helping us solve complex problems, make better decisions, and enhance productivity. In such a scenario, AI complements human intelligence rather than dominating it.

3. **Ethical and Governance Considerations**: The development and deployment of advanced AI technologies raise significant ethical and governance concerns. Ensuring that AI systems are developed and used responsibly is crucial to prevent any form of domination, whether it's economic, political, or intellectual. Ethical AI principles, regulations, and policies can help mitigate risks associated with AI dominance.

4. **Unintended Consequences**: The trajectory of AI development is uncertain, and unintended consequences are possible. While AI has the potential for great benefit, it could also pose risks if not managed properly. These risks include job displacement, biased decision-making, loss of privacy, and other social and economic challenges.

5. **AI as a Tool**: AI, at its core, is a tool created and controlled by humans. How it evolves and interacts with human intelligence will largely depend on human choices, values, and governance. It is within our power to shape the direction AI takes.

In conclusion, whether AI will dominate human intelligence or not is a complex and evolving question. AI has the potential to surpass human capabilities in certain domains but may not necessarily dominate human intelligence as a whole. The future relationship between AI and human intelligence will likely depend on how we develop and integrate AI technologies, as well as how we address ethical, societal, and governance issues associated with AI. Collaboration between AI and humans is also a plausible scenario, where both can coexist and complement each other's strengths and weaknesses.

Consider the following thought experiment:

A human "chatter" relies on his brain to generate responses to questions. This human subject's brain consumes about 20-25 watts to generate these responses. This can go on for hours, and when the human becomes tired and the conversation slows, it it time to consume the food equivalent of about 2.4MJ (600 kcal) of "fuel" for the brain and its support systems (the body) and the conversation picks up again until the next "refueling".

The "large language model" chatbot relies on a "farm" of tens-of-thousands or even millions of CPUs and GPUs with a massive communication network and air-conditioning systems to process trillions of parameters. Such computing facilities consume the electrical power of a city. Granted, these systems can maintain "conversations" with many people, but it takes enormous computing power (and the associated data repository) to answer one question or a million.

I wonder - Can we afford this pale simulation of human intelligence at a massive energy/resource expenditure in these days of climate crisis? Why would we want to do this? Could this energy be put to better use (perhaps in the "tangible" manufacturing sector)? Could all this computational effort be utilized in a more productive way? What are the socio-economic costs of AI technology (e.g. customer-service phone-menu hell)? Who benefits? Who pays? Who takes responsibility when it is wrong? Who controls the AI and who must submit to it?

I am not sure if AI will come to "dominate" human intelligence, but if it does, is this a world we would want to live in - where "Skynet" dictates who prospers and who doesn't; what your social score permits; who lives and who dies? I am not so sure. The idea of imbuing a human creation with such power is a very old one - and that in the end, you will be forced to destroy it to save yourself. (https://mythology.net/mythical-creatures/golem/, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankenstein)

AI cross the boundary limits and which enumerate the human brain by analyzing the human brain more adaptive way and organized thing better than human mind

The main role of AI is not replacing humans but helping them to do their jobs easier based on scientists' efforts to improve the ability of machines to achive this goal.

AI's potential to surpass human intellect is unpredictable and dependent on a number of variables, such as social decisions, ethical dilemmas, and technical developments. It could be more fruitful to investigate how AI and human intelligence might collaborate to overcome complex problems and enhance our quality of life rather than seeing AI as a direct competition to human intellect. These decisions we make will probably influence how artificial intelligence and human intelligence interact in the future.

The primary function of AI is to help humans do work easier and more effectively. Issues of ethics, thinking abilities, methodology of preventing conflicts with humans, etc. should be the top responsibility of scientists when training machine capabilities. Therefore, AI may dominate human intelligence if scientists do training improperly

Rowena Ann Gales Hieu Nguyen Jarrylle Dimple Pagunuran Guzman @: I think AI not only does not dominate human intelligence but also will develpe. Because we truly like to compete especially with our handcraft. In addition to that we must win against AI. Somehow this is an endless play.

Abbas Sheikh Rabiei let's take a closer look at how computing power gains nowadays, especially quantum technology, and then how fast and precise the computers are and will be. Although humans invented (or it may only be a discovery) those things, but out-of-control possibilities are always there.