NCAA is a coach ' s league where as the NBA is a player ' s league . <| sep |> wasn ' t that like 4 years ago <| sep |> Don ' t forget the pains au chocolat we can buy for 0 . 15 <| sep |> You ' ll be warm . <| sep |> Thank you ! !! <| sep |> I can ' t understand how you can think you are not . Whether I am or I ' m not really isn ' t that pivotal even . It ' s assumed that intelligence information processing . Anthropomorphic beings can process information , so can the AI . We want to make the Ai more general and akin to us , right ? So don ' t we want to anthopomorphize it in a sense ? We only have one sample of general intelligence to work towards and extrapolate from us . Given this , my original comment should make sense by now . Try justifying that statement maybe . Try reading comprehension maybe . Why would it require any kind of common sense ? The definition of what were talking about as far as general AI would require what is encapsulated by the term common sense rational , logical reasoning that is grounded in reality , sound judgement and weighing of objectives . If it can ' t do that then it can ' t cause much harm by itself and therefore is not much of a risk , and we are talking about mitigating risks here . I also like this comment ittWhat I find most frustrating about this particular topic is that there seems to be an endless plasticity in the justso doomsday stories , in which the supposedly general A . I . is always exactly as superintelligent or as superstupid as you need it to be for the scenario to work out . The dizzying speed with which Harris and Russel switch from the paperclip maximizer that is somehow stupid enough to think it should maximize paperclips at all cost , but nonetheless smart enough to secondguess and thwart all our countermeasures , to the unbelievably wise wellfare maximizer , who knows better than us what we want , but somehow needs to be kept as a slave to not turn this knowledge against us , makes these discussions look like an excercise in creative worrying instead of sober and responsible analysis . I haven ' t read Superintelligence yet , but can only hope that it offers some structure to navigate this mess .