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Beyond the artificial: can water be considered intelligent? How we answer this question will determine whether the future AI will be humancentric
ABSTRACT This editorial highlights the importance of recognizing the intelligence present in nature and its potential influence on AI development. A notable concern articulated here is the potential for AI to internalize not only our biases but also our arrogance. As humanity diligently strives to develop self-aware AI, the aspiration for this AI must be to embody the inclusive and benevolent qualities found in nature rather than manifesting self-centered attributes akin to humans. Without this, achieving true self-aware and human-centric AI will remain a fleeting goal despite it being the ultimate objective.