Richard Loosemore is a professor of mathematics with about twenty publications in refereed journals on artificial intelligence.

I was at an AI conference--it may have been the 2009 AGI conference in Virginia--where Selmer Bringsjords gave a talk explaining why he believed that, in order to build "safe" artificial intelligence, it was necessary to encode their goal systems in formal logic so that we could predict and control their behavior. It had much in common with your approach. After his talk, a lot of people in the audience, including myself, were shaking their heads in dismay at Selmer's apparent ignorance of everything in AI since 1985. Richard got up and schooled him hard, in his usual undiplomatic way, in the many reasons why his approach was hopeless. You could've benefited from being there. Michael Vassar was there; you can ask him about it.

AFAIK, Richard is one of only two people who have taken the time to critique your FAI + CEV ideas, who have decades of experience trying to codify English statements into formal representations, building them into AI systems, turning them on, and seeing what happens. The other is me. (Ben Goertzel has the experience, but I don't think he's interested in your specific computational approach as much as in higher-level futurist issues.) You have declared both of us to be not worth talking to.

In your excellent fan-fiction Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, one of your themes is the difficulty of knowing whether you're becoming a Dark Lord when you're much smarter than almost everyone else. When you spend your time on a forum that you control and that is built around your personal charisma, moderated by votes that you are not responsible for, but that you know will side with you in aggregate unless you step very far over the line, and you write off as irredeemable the two people you should listen to most, that's one of the signs. When you have entrenched beliefs that are suspiciously convenient to your particular circumstances, such as that academic credential should not adjust your priors, that's another.