Wow. That was a well thought out article. Interesting read. Maybe we need to go deeper and work solely with nano technology until we can have nanites that track actual thoughts so that the larger whole of the AI can start to comprehend the human condition. It would need to have immutable laws built in that keeps it from harming people. I'm thinking the right way would be to have an AI grow up with a human child and see how we actually operate, function, from within and without the human body. Idk, I haven't given it much thought other than right now. I do know that humanoid robots with AI will not be accepted at first and that we should strive to perfect robots themselves before we delve deeper into creating a thinking robot. We don't want them taking over and killing us all, after all. They must have empathy and a need to preserve life. A willingness to live with humans and assist those in need of help, such as myself. I wouldn't want my robot to misinterpret my commands and kill me or harm itself simply because I told a joke.