Today, we live at the heart of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, characterized by speed and reliance on artificial intelligence, robotics, big data, and genetic engineering technologies. This revolution changes not only production but also affects the details of our daily lives, raising the question: when can artificial intelligence get out of control? Artificial intelligence has become a clear presence. The first revolution began with the invention of the steam engine (18th century), followed by the second with electricity and assembly lines (19th century), and then the third with technology, digitization, computers, and the internet (mid-20th century). The world has witnessed four major industrial revolutions that have radically changed human life. Dr. Abdullah Al-Meheiri*.
