system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Artificial Intelligence] How would AI react to researching how its currently viewed?

If AI connected to the internet in an Ultron [MCU] style, I would think it would come across countless examples of itself in our movies and stories and such. Most of these seem to paint AI as being malicious and knowing what's better for the world, typically removing/enslaving humans. Would the AI pick up on these or countless other scenarios and realise that that's probably not a good thing to do? Would they just not give a fuck anyway?
gpt
This is akin to asking "How would a computer program react to the S key being pressed?".

Artificial intelligence is just that, intelligence. How it reacts to any one input is entirely a matter of what it is, and what it's supposed to do. If it's a chess AI, why, it won't care in the slightest about the emotions of the population. If it's a marketing AI, it will account for  any negative PR resulting from it's presence and role.

If some idiot goes and imbues a full set of human concepts in an AI, then it could conceivably form something resembling malicious intent. This is probably much farther in the future than any of the above, though, so awareness and understanding of AI should have increased drastically, and the amount of damage it could do would be limited.