<p><br/></p><p><br/></p><p>The doctors and astronauts in the presentation meeting suspected what Doctor Ray had done. They suddenly rushed to the basement with flashlights. Suddenly, they met Doctor Ray attaching a few connections to the ERUBUS sensor. She explained to them that she had checked it thoroughly, and for them to connect ERUBUS and assess the potential disaster, there was a 10 out of 100 chance of ERUBUS survival. What were the odds? Suddenly, they all agreed to accept whatever outcome fate had in store. After the additional connections, she powered on ERUBUS, and the sensor was able to detect the system's issues. Suddenly, the lights came back on, and everything started working appropriately. They looked at ERUBUS, and it remained still, with no movement or speech.</p><p><br/></p><p>Doctor Ray wanted to approach and touch it, but her co-doctors advised her not to. However, she still went and stood in front of ERUBUS. She noticed the sensor was no longer blinking as before, and there were no colored lights. Tears filled her eyes as she slowly sank to the ground, weeping. Suddenly, she started seeing colorful lights flickering, and she was amazed. She stood up, went to ERUBUS, and was overjoyed, smiling. "ERUBUS IS BACK!" she screamed.</p><p><br/></p><p>She went back to the system to check the ERUBUS sensor and discovered the result. ERUBUS was functioning properly. They found out that the issue was just a glitch in the satellite, which was restored when everything returned to normal. ERUBUS had failed earlier because its sensor was too simple for the satellite's sensor. Doctor Ray was ecstatic, reconciled with her robot. Humanity was safe, ERUBUS was safe, and her profession was secure.</p><p><br/></p><p><br/></p><p><br/></p><p>AI has indeed come to stay with humans and cannot be dismissed. Sometimes, people claim that AI will take over jobs meant for humans. However, the truth is that AI can never replace humans; it is designed to assist them. Yes, AI can be intelligent, but it can also make errors. After all, humans created AI. There can be a balance between AI and humans, with no competition. You are human, intelligent, smart, and brave. You can do many things that AI cannot. Don't be overly dependent on AI; you can accomplish all and more that AI can't do.</p><p><br/></p><p><br/></p>
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