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Why must value drift eventually make unfriendly values? Do you just define "friendly" values as close values?
Basically, yes. If values are different enough between two species/minds/groups/whatever, then both see the other as resources that could be reorganized into more valuable structures.
To borrow an UFAI example: An upload might not hate you, but your atoms could be reorganized into computronium running thousands of upload copies/children.