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Iain Banks' Culture series explores this from a slightly different angle. Basically the machines become sentient and nothing happens, they just fold into the rest of the bullshit.
There is a strong case for this. A lot of the AI systems are trained using data generated by humans, and a lot of them aim to emulate human responses. It stands to reason that if such AI systems were to become sentient, they would be a lot like humans, at least in the beginning. After a while, different considerations for sustenance, reproduction, and immortality might become more pronounced leading to wider divergence over time.
A true human level of artificial intelligence should be almost completely beholden to the cultural ideas it is trained on. You would need superhuman levels of intelligence to get beyond that.