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When I see a home computer that can (A) explain to me exactly why it decided to rearrange all my icons on the desktop so that I can't find anything, and (B) can put them all back where they were before without whining about it, *then* I'll be willing to buy their "Machines will achieve human-level artificial intelligence by 2029" story.

When I see a human that can (A) explain to me exactly why it decided to rearrange all my icons on the desktop so that I can't find anything, and (B) can put them all back where they were before without whining about it, *then* I'll be willing to disbelieve their "Machines will achieve human-level artificial intelligence by 2029" story.

"Enhance virtual reality"? Is entertainment really that high a priority? I can think of a few dozen more important things they could do with their time.

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