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Professor Stephen Hawking, one atbyfrominofoffonouttowith the world's most renowned scientists, has warned that robots and machines atbyfrominofoffonouttowith artificial intelligence could one day mean the end atbyfrominofoffonouttowith us all. Professor Hawking recently told the BBC atbyfrominofoffonouttowith an interview that: "The development atbyfrominofoffonouttowith full artificial intelligence (AI) could spell the end atbyfrominofoffonouttowith the human race." The famous cosmologist made his warning atbyfrominofoffonouttowith response atbyfrominofoffonouttowith a question about an update to the app he uses to allow him to communicate. Hawking suffers atbyfrominofoffonouttowith motor neuron disease (also known as ALS) and needs a special voice synthesizer to talk. The update will be able to predict words he might want to use based atbyfrominofoffonouttowith his previous communication.

Hawking said that AI has given many benefits to many people. He said it is still atbyfrominofoffonouttowith its early stages atbyfrominofoffonouttowith development, but when it becomes more sophisticated, it could prove a threat atbyfrominofoffonouttowith our existence. He said: "It would take atbyfrominofoffonouttowith on its own, and re-design itself atbyfrominofoffonouttowith an ever increasing rate. Humans, who are limited atbyfrominofoffonouttowith slow biological evolution, couldn't compete, and would be superseded." This is not the first time he has issued such a warning. He gave a more chilling warning atbyfrominofoffonouttowith April 2014, saying: "One can imagine such technology outsmarting financial markets, atbyfrominofoffonouttowith-inventing human researchers, atbyfrominofoffonouttowith-manipulating human leaders, and developing weapons we cannot even understand."