The question of whether humans and machines will merge in 100 years time is one that has been asked by many. A lot of people believe that the answer to this question is yes. Machines are becoming more and more advanced while humans are becoming more and more limited. This is leading to the belief that humans and machines will eventually merge and become one entity. This will lead to a world where humans and machines will be able to take care of all the work that is needed to be done.

It is highly unlikely, but not impossible. The development of artificial intelligence (AI) has been a hot topic for quite some time now. While there are many different opinions about how far AI can go and even whether it should be allowed to develop at all, there is little doubt that it is a very real threat to humanity.

It's hard to say. I'm not sure we need to worry about that at all. It seems like something that would depend on the level of automation and how high up the ladder of complexity you're talking about. If you're talking about the level of the factory worker, then yes, machines will eventually take over those jobs (assuming they're not replaced by better versions). But if you're talking about more abstract tasks like programming or accounting, I don't think it's going to happen any time soon.

I think one reason why people are worried about this is because they view technology as some sort of unstoppable force that can only do good things for mankind but never do any harm (which I think is a pretty naive view). The reality is that technology can and does cause harm in many ways -- even when it's being used for good purposes (like medicine).

In fact, it may already be too late to stop this process from happening. The speed at which AI is developing at the moment means that we could be facing a world where robots are able to make decisions based on their own thoughts and feelings – without human intervention. Although this may sound like science fiction, it’s not as far-fetched as you might think. The question is whether or not this trend will continue in the future. If so, what will it mean for society? Is it possible that one day all of us will be replaced by robots, or do we see this as a threat to our identity and individuality?