I think you're attacking a very narrow strawman by making it sound like a singularity event is something we'd actively plan or work for. Why do you think "huma

I think you're attacking a very narrow strawman by making it sound like a singularity event is something we'd actively plan or work for. Why do you think "human-like" AI is a requirement for a singularity to occur? Isn't it much more likely to emerge simply as a side-effect from continued exponential technological progress and the ever increasing network density? Maybe try to look at it with less anthropocentrism, perhaps consider how we have evolved from shouting to the internet in a mere few thousand years? Do you think we'll still be using our eyes and hands to interface with the network, in another thousand years from now?