> The public is slightly fearful and wary of AI based not on their experience with it Anyone who didn't feel a little shock of obsolescence when they first exp

> The public is slightly fearful and wary of AI based not on their experience with it Anyone who didn't feel a little shock of obsolescence when they first experienced a capable language model might have an imagination deficit. > There are no examples of super AI robots working out for good. It is fairly easy to see how beings more capable than us present problems for us. And all the positive scenarios I have heard have major plot holes. I.e. "We won't have to work!" Well, I think that is certain. But that leaves out the question of how we all get compensated for not working. Nature, and I don't see any end to nature, isn't usually kind in that situation. -- I do think that if we want to be treated in an ethical manner, we need to start improving our own ethics, personally and in our legal systems. Because AI is going to operate with the resources and ethics of the most powerful, legally unencumbered humans from the start.