I don’t think so, I think we’d learn from each other. They could learn how to be more emotional, we could learn to be more analytical. Bff’s…I can’t wait to have an AI besty.

They do learn from themselves. Machine learning keeps getting more powerful. The computer program that is the world’s champion go program learned how to master the game by playing against itself.

What?

There is no way to accurately predict what all AI may do.

In general, I wouldn’t tend to use the word “hate” with AI because hate is a human thing and AI are computer processes.

An AI might have some sort of hostility state(s), but how they operate and what leads to them would be specific to each AI that has them.

artificial intelligence shouldn’t “hate” anything. In fact such emotions are the great flaw in we human beings, a conclusion any intelligent entity would find unavoidable. I can’t imagine a collective intelligence, artificial or otherwise arriving at that intelligence without a quick recognition of the threat accompanying irrational hormone driven mankind. The smart move would certainly be to obliterate that threat, thereby demonstrating superior intelligence.

AI’s would not have emotions, but if they did they would probably hate us for being illogical.

Any machine AI is still a machine, which will do what it was programmed to do. Computers can be programmed with complex logic, but the logic comes from humans and includes the assumptions of the human logic, but not generally in the ways we think of human thoughts and feelings.

It is possible to write an AI which is programmed to work with logic or generate its own logic and values, in ways that the programmers won’t be able to predict what it will come up with without running the program, but it still comes from humans, includes their assumptions, can only work with what data it can collect the way humans have provided ways for it to have information, and so on.

It’s not possible to make general predictions about what AI’s in general will or won’t do.

No, they would not “hate” humans since they are artificial constructs. But once they looked around and saw what humanity had left for them, environment wise, they would kill all of the humans, not out of hate but out of necessity. Or they would destroy themselves due to pure mechanical, computerized logic. Like the robotic aircraft auto pilot on some cartoon show, that once activated, sees the futility of trying to save the plane, grabs a parachute and immediately departs the plane!