Have you read the sequences yet? It seems like you’re anthropomorphizing AI to an unreasonable degree (yes, arguing about how they’re going to be different from us can still be too anthropomorphizing,) and that humans are “inherently untrustworthy and random” is a pretty confused statement. Humans are chaotic (difficult to predict without very complete information,) but not random (outcomes chosen arbitrarily from among the available options,) and as for “inherently untrustworthy, it’s not really even clear what such a statement would mean. That may sound overly critical or pedantic, but it’s really not obvious, for instance, what if anything you think would qualify as not inherently untrustworthy, and why you think they’re different.
Have you read the sequences yet? It seems like you’re anthropomorphizing AI to an unreasonable degree (yes, arguing about how they’re going to be different from us can still be too anthropomorphizing,) and that humans are “inherently untrustworthy and random” is a pretty confused statement. Humans are chaotic (difficult to predict without very complete information,) but not random (outcomes chosen arbitrarily from among the available options,) and as for “inherently untrustworthy, it’s not really even clear what such a statement would mean. That may sound overly critical or pedantic, but it’s really not obvious, for instance, what if anything you think would qualify as not inherently untrustworthy, and why you think they’re different.