I think "how to convince philosophers that high intelligence will not automatically imply certain goals"
Contradicts:
Since we don't have any idea how the first AGI will be built
If you don't have any idea how AGI will be built, how can you be so confident about the distribution of its goals?
Ignorance widens the space of possible outcomes, it doesn't narrow it.
i.e. it makes no sense to make arguments like "we know nothing about the mind of god, but he doesn't like gay sex"
It's just occurred to me that, giving all the cheerful risk stuff I work with, one of the most optimistic things people could say to me would be:
"You've wasted your life. Nothing of what you've done is relevant or useful."
That would make me very happy. Of course, that only works if it's credible.