Artificial Intelligence is a part of our lives. A.I speakers that are able to suggest movies don’t surprise me anymore, and recommendation systems are getting so smart that they catch my preferences quicker than ever. As always, our lives are being influenced by and are influencing to the advanced technologies. As always, we hope this most radical technology, A.I, that benefits our lives, to be entirely on us. However, what we are experiencing now is slightly different from our expectations. Instead of sensing mind blowing moments of A.I every single day, we now face an imbalance system: lack of minority groups data, diversity issues, and unbalanced accessibility. Some people say that A.I stands for not only Artificial Intelligence, but also for Augmented Intelligence. In this point of view, who’s intelligence can be augmented by A.I? Can this technology enhance the abilities of all of us? If not, who can be in the group of ‘all’? Are you one of the ‘all’? This project, A.I, entirely on us reveals questions, problems, and issues in the age of A.I. that came up to our minds. Entirely beneficial state might be ideal. It cannot turn into a reality under any circumstances, and it cannot be achieved in any society. Can A.I be for ‘all’? Is it entirely on us?