While each is concerning independently, I see the feedback cycle of 2,3,5 as being the biggest concern. 2: As systems get more powerful, they'll take training d

While each is concerning independently, I see the feedback cycle of 2,3,5 as being the biggest concern. 2: As systems get more powerful, they'll take training data off everything available. On the computer? They'll be capturing screenshots. Walking down the street? They'll be capturing video, GPS, etc. 3: It won't take them long to figure out what you do, and do it for cheaper. Everything you think you're good at will be useless. 5: We might try to pass regulations to prevent that from happening, but those who control these AI systems will have too much power, and their only incentive will be to use it to create a surveillance state, feeding back into 2,3. Less concerned about 1 (long-term, I think a clean power source will be found) and 4 (they'll get better, unless the feedback cycle above creates a motive for intentional disinformation. And hopefully we'll get better at knowing when to trust them in either case).