It's not a debate. AI will be a future source of human nutrition.

I think there are many reasons why this is inevitable. I think the best way to look at it is to compare it to other food sources that humans were not primed to eat. <br><br>For instance, fish. Traditionally, many cultures around the world found fish an abomination. It was often associated with the devil in medieval Europe, and a couple of hundred years ago, the British government refused to let businesses sell fish on a Sunday on religious grounds. <br><br>Yet, through innovative food science, fish became a part of mainstream cuisine. We have escalopes of fish, cold cuts of fish, fish sausages and many other fish-based products. <br><br>Today, most people around the world will eat fish and see it as normal. In the 19th century, the government was launching advertising campaigns to get people to try fish. <br><br>Tomorrow, the same will be true of AI. The government will be launching campaigns to get people to eat AI. <br><br>We will have AI steaks, AI sausages, AI mince, AI chicken nuggets. <br><br>I wouldn't rule out the possibility of powdered AI. <br><br>It's a question of when it becomes normal and culturally accepted. <br><br>It's not a debate. AI will be a part of our diets in the future.