(1) Like Holden and Charlie said, they won’t be human level for long.
(2) Yes, we’ve seen this many times throughout history. The conquistadors, for example. But at least with human-on-human conflicts in the past, the losing side often ends up surviving and integrated somewhat into the new regime, albeit in positions of servitude (e.g. slavery, or living on handouts from sympathetic invading priests). Because the winners judge that it is in their economic interest to keep the losers around instead of genociding them all. In an AI-on-human conflict, if humans lose, there would shortly be zero economic benefit to having humans around, and also probably the difference in values/goals/etc. between AIs and humans will be greater than the difference between human groups, so there’s less reason to expect sympathy/handouts.
(1) Like Holden and Charlie said, they won’t be human level for long.
(2) Yes, we’ve seen this many times throughout history. The conquistadors, for example. But at least with human-on-human conflicts in the past, the losing side often ends up surviving and integrated somewhat into the new regime, albeit in positions of servitude (e.g. slavery, or living on handouts from sympathetic invading priests). Because the winners judge that it is in their economic interest to keep the losers around instead of genociding them all. In an AI-on-human conflict, if humans lose, there would shortly be zero economic benefit to having humans around, and also probably the difference in values/goals/etc. between AIs and humans will be greater than the difference between human groups, so there’s less reason to expect sympathy/handouts.