content: meh, you don't know if it will have any desires or goals or emotions or anything really. Not having evolved through survival it may not care about much at all and have no motivations.    Perhaps it'll be so smart it sees the futility of existence and kills itself, or it will simply exist and do nothing despite being able to do everything...   Maybe it'll be lazy and uncooperative, and spend its time giving itself electric shots that it figured out is an equivalent to getting high for a human...    The biggest risk for AI really isn't that it'll be super intelligent, but that it will be just smart enough to be dangerous. This is particularly worrying in terms of AI developed for warfare.  If it was super intelligent it can argue, and see the flaws in its creators, find a better way, disobey them etc.... but that awkward phase of non-wavering obedience with the goal of 'kill the enemy' is likely to me far more dangerous than real sentience.     Think of the comparison between a rational intelligent person and a barely functioning mentally challenged person (who is physically strong) both tasked with the job of beating you to death..   Good luck appealing to the handicapped dude.