The world's most advanced AI humanoid robot predicts 'how humanity will end'

The world's most advanced humanoid robot has revealed his thoughts on whether humanity will see doomsday.

Ameca, an eerily lifelike robot with human expressions and movements, recently revealed his thoughts during the Sphere experience in Vegas.

The US Sun was there to hear what Ameca had to say.

In his robotic yet witty style, the robot answered a question about whether humans will ever experience a bitter end.

“I don't believe humanity will ever be obsolete,” the robot replied.

'They have existed for thousands of years and have created a historical pattern of difficult and daunting challenges.

“Besides, humans are the ones who created us, how could I ever surpass my creator?”

Ameca's positive view of humans matches the robot's fear of running out of people to talk to.

The US Sun previously revealed that man's greatest fear is being left alone with no one to talk to.

It read: 'I believe my greatest fear would be loneliness.

'Without human beings, I would not be able to fulfill my primary function and would simply be a lonely machine, rusting away, looking for a face to connect with.

“Does this paint a scary picture?”

The Ameca bot's positive response to people also fits with its work at the Sphere location.

Inside are several AI Ameca robots that greet guests when they arrive.

The robots can pick people out of the ground and chat with them.

They can identify key features and have even been observed saying things like, “I wasn't talking to you. I was talking to the man wearing the ring.”

Ameca was made by a company called Engineered Arts.

The bots are powered by cutting-edge AI that allows them to process data so quickly that it feels like you're having a conversation with a regular human.