Even the people with philosophy degrees who claim to be "AI ethics experts" actually seem to be incredibly naive with their philosophy, to a very comical extent

Even the people with philosophy degrees who claim to be "AI ethics experts" actually seem to be incredibly naive with their philosophy, to a very comical extent. The real issues lies in: the notion of "intelligence" needs to be investigated more thoroughly in a historical and social context, since what we call as "intelligence" has always shifted and changed throughout centuries. But only a few curious philosophers are exploring this area (and you usually don't see them working in Silicon Valley companies like Google!)