From Life 3.0 : being human in the age of artificial intelligence by Max Tegmark
Libertarian utopia
Humans, cyborgs, uploads and superintelligences coexist peacefully thanks to property rights.
Benevolent dictator
Everybody knows that the AI runs society and enforces strict rules, but most people view this as a good thing.
Egalitarian utopia
Humans, cyborgs and uploads coexist peacefully thanks to property abolition and guaranteed income.
Gatekeeper
A superintelligent AI is created with the goal of interfering as little as necessary to prevent the creation of another superintelligence. As a result, helper robots with slightly subhuman intelligence abound, and human-machine cyborgs exist, but technological progress is forever stymied.
Protector god
Essentially omniscient and omnipotent AI maximizes human happiness by intervening only in ways that preserve our feeling of control of our own destiny and hides well enough that many humans even doubt the AI’s existence.
Enslaved god
A superintelligent AI is confined by humans, who use it to produce unimaginable technology and wealth that can be used for good or bad depending on the human controllers.
Conquerors
AI takes control, decides that humans are a threat/nuisance/waste of resources, and gets rid of us by a method that we don’t even understand.
Descendants
AIs replace humans, but give us a graceful exit, making us view them as our worthy descendants, much as parents feel happy and proud to have a child who’s smarter than them, who learns from them and then accomplishes what they could only dream of—even if they can’t live to see it all.
Zookeeper
An omnipotent AI keeps some humans around, who feel treated like zoo animals and lament their fate.
1984
Technological progress toward superintelligence is permanently curtailed not by an AI but by a humanled Orwellian surveillance state where certain kinds of AI research are banned.
Reversion
Technological progress toward superintelligence is prevented by reverting to a pre-technological society in the style of the Amish.
Selfdestruction
Superintelligence is never created because humanity drives itself extinct by other means (say nuclear and/or biotech mayhem fueled by climate crisis).
Vlad Bunea 