> why do you think you could predict what this supposedly superior brain would think, or conclude? I don't know if I can, but I can try. Also, I was merely qu

> why do you think you could predict what this supposedly superior brain would think, or conclude? I don't know if I can, but I can try. Also, I was merely questioning whether it would chose to keep functioning as we do (that is whether it would chose to keep animal features like emotions, pain, desire and stuff). > We should also be worried about global hunger, rising sea levels, depleted ozone layer, toxic air & water, overfishing of oceans, clearing of forests, diminishing biodiversity, overpopulation, global economic crises, cyber war Nobody prevents you from worrying about those things. I suspect Hawkins doesn't because he does not consider them as much fundamental threats as AI.