You're going to build an amoral, powerful computer and it's going to do what? Slap the fork out of your hand every time you try to eat something? We build mach

You're going to build an amoral, powerful computer and it's going to do what? Slap the fork out of your hand every time you try to eat something? We build machines using a highly human-dependent artificial selection process. That's not going to change because the number one feature being selected for is usefulness to humans. I'm confused about how that's going to result in an even modestly-powerful, fully integrated machine that is not demonstrably useful to us. That's a bit like saying we should reconsider having sex because our babies might evolve grenades for hands, and that would be suicidal.