This comment is addressing weak arguments as if they are strong ones. Of course you are not going to create an artificial general intelligence by taking a mach

This comment is addressing weak arguments as if they are strong ones. Of course you are not going to create an artificial general intelligence by taking a machine-learning algorithm and adding more processing power. That doesn't mean there aren't plenty of good reasons to be worried about AGI! I mean, yes, I realize plenty of people seem to think that you can in fact do that, and it is worth pointing out to these people that they are wrong, but that is not an argument against the more general thesis that there is good reason to be be worried about AGI.