 Which is the most likely social consequence of AIs?
With AI, that has been the case so far; although not on the same scale. AI companies, and in particular the big tech companies, are very concerned that this won't go like climate change, but rather it will go like GMOs: that people will have a gut reaction to this technology as soon as the first great swathe of job losses take hold. One of the dominant narratives around not only AI but technology and automation more generally is that we, as humans, are at the mercy of technological progress. And too many people, and the industry as well, talk about human-level artificial intelligence as a goal, or general AI, which basically means like a human.
 Over-reliance on technology might cause some loss of valuable intuition from educated people
 The AI developers will be able to shape societal structures as they see fit  There will be an overwhelming amount of regulation that will add control to people's lives  Over-reliance on technology might cause some loss of valuable intuition from educated people  There will be no jobs left for humans to complete if AIs continue developing