> doesn't mean that having an ethical frame of reference isn't important. I can't emphasize how strongly I agree with you. My intent was only to point at how d

> doesn't mean that having an ethical frame of reference isn't important. I can't emphasize how strongly I agree with you. My intent was only to point at how difficult the problem is, maybe the hardest problem in AGI or its precursors, but not nearly the best attended or funded.