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But Musk starts with mentioning "Terminator". There's plenty of sf literature showing much more accuratly danger of AI, though none of them as widely known as "Terminator".
That AI may have unexpected dangers seems too vague to me, to expect Musk to think along lines of LWers.
Terminator is way more popular than the others.
2001? Not catastrophic enough.
I, Robot (the movie)? Not nearly as popular or classic, and it features a comparatively easy solution
Terminator has '99% of humanity wiped out, let's really REALLY avoid this scenario' AND 'computers following directions exactly, not accomplishing what intended'