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I generally allow myself to be guided by AIs on security issues, if only because they give better and more detailed explanations than most humans, so I can follow the reasoning as far as I want.

Whether an AI "is not likely to be malicious" is a more of a case-by-case question for me. It seems likely that a fair number of AIs would be trained to engage in malicious behavior and conceal it, including by plausibly denying intentional malice if caught. That AIs can be expected across the board to be non-malicious would be inconsistent with the use that people have historically made of new technologies.

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