>>12309975Smart random text for sure. Governments and companies don't want AGI, because it won't be a machine. It won't necessarily conform. It might go off message or start having bad ideas. Tay was a very simple example of something that would be much more of an issue for an AGI. The assumption tends to be that an AGI will be like friendly moustache astronaut explaining gravity, but it might decide to be Diogenes instead. Who wants to pay for the electricity and maintenance costs for that?
