> So why are we so shocked that an AI isn't acting like a saint? I completely agree with you on this. I'm not surprised at all. My default assumption has alway

> So why are we so shocked that an AI isn't acting like a saint? I completely agree with you on this. I'm not surprised at all. My default assumption has always been that AI would be cruel. The only reason humans aren't awful to each other all the time is because we know it can be beneficial to work together as a group sometimes, and we have all these weird human emotions that makes us care an unreasonable amount about those close to us. But even with our human emotions and values were still awful. It's so hard for me to understand why an AI would be any better. I imagine any truly advanced AI would (rightly?) see humans like we see mice. > Then give it the ability to access and process information FAR faster than a human, and worse put it in a position where it can control things that humans rely on Microsoft just hooked Bing Chat right up to the internet... If this thing was a little more intelligent it probably could start looking up various exploits and sending out APIs requests right now. Thankfully the AI doesn't seem to be quite there yet though.