Yes, absolutely. Id love to know what the author would have come up with. It helps understand how people perceive AI. It has become hard to see what the general

Yes, absolutely. Id love to know what the author would have come up with. It helps understand how people perceive AI. It has become hard to see what the general perception is after working on it. He does shed some light but stops to change the subject. And yes, it is hard to do. I once wrote what I thought was going to be a well received article on AI. I used Jobs analogy of "the bicycle of the mind" to make a point about how AI could end up turning the bicycle into a more powerful method of transport (I used a motorcycle). Thus supercharging our abilities even more. But decided not to publish it until things become more clear. I dont want to sell something that might turn out to be quite different to what most expect. Because who knows when/if the singilarity happens and how how it will impact us.