I was disappointed with the author's reason for this fear; his idea is too simplistic and I don't think correct: "In imagining the motivations of this amplified

I was disappointed with the author's reason for this fear; his idea is too simplistic and I don't think correct: "In imagining the motivations of this amplified intelligence, we naturally imagine ourselves." -- he's worried that those who think the robots will kill us are simply projecting that that's what they would do if equipped with superior intelligence. But that's just a silly conclusion; fear of the unknown is a far more common and obvious explanation to the frequent reaction to some AI superintelligence.