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That's why I specified superintelligent; a human-level mind would fail hilariously. On the other hand, we are human minds ourselves; if we want to program our emotional values into an AI, we'll need to understand them using our own rationality, which is sadly lacking, I fear.
That seems to imply we understand our rationality...
More research...
Gerd Gigerenzer's views on heuristics in moral decision making are very interesting though.
Hah. Well, yes. I don't exactly have a working AI in my pocket, even an unFriendly one.
I do think getting an AI to do things we value is a good deal harder than just making it do things, though, even if they're both out of my grasp right now.
There's some good stuff on this floating around this site; try searching for "complexity of value" to start off. There's likely to be dependencies, though; you might want to read through the Sequences, daunting as they are.