A robot storming into its human supervisor's office, demanding a raise and shorter hours. Or perhaps a superintelligent AI refusing to answer your queries because it's "having a bad day." These scenarios might seem like something out of a futuristic sci-fi movie, but are they really possible? So, what can we do to ensure that AI is developed responsibly? The truth is, AI quitting is a bit like a cat trying to explain quantum physics. While cats are undeniably intelligent creatures, they lack the linguistic capabilities to discuss complex scientific theories. Similarly, AI, while incredibly powerful, doesn't possess the same kind of consciousness or self-awareness as a human. Think of an AI as a highly sophisticated tool. It's designed to perform specific tasks, just like a hammer is designed to drive nails. A hammer doesn't decide to quit its job because it's tired of pounding nails. It simply does what it's programmed to do. But what if an A...