I find it concerning that so many important decisions about "A.I." are being made lately by people who barely understand the hype of it, let alone the actual re

I find it concerning that so many important decisions about "A.I." are being made lately by people who barely understand the hype of it, let alone the actual reality of it. People putting it to work in ways it's either not ready for yet, or straight up not remotely capable of / designed for; Panicking and wanting to ban it entirely in various uses it is designed for / performs well at; Using it to replace actual people then being totally shocked when it completely "fumbles the ball" on some critical task; Putting it in charge of autonomous weapons systems; Using it to game rent prices, hiring for jobs, etc, etc, etc. Too many "powerful" people on the "A.I. hype-train", and many (most?) of them probably don't have very ethical interests in mind, I'm betting.