Nowadays everyone is worried about AI.  One thing that really bothers me about artificial intelligence is whether we, or I, or each of us as human being, are really intelligent?  Maybe you are more intelligent than a toad or a goat, but are we behaving more rationally than other creatures?
In fact, there's been abundant evidence of us human being "irrational" thanks to the progress in behavioral economics and social psychology.  So, we might be intelligent but we're still irrational.  Then the question is, aren't we living in the world of "Artificial Rationality?"  Well, in fact we might be living in the world of artificial rationality where rationality itself is manufactured.

You and I are of course not confident and arrogant enough to claim ourselves to be perfectly intelligent, but we are forced to strive to behave rationally.  At the same time machines are becoming more intelligent, not being asked to be rational.

Isn't there something unfair between the such machines and us?  Machines are not questioned about their rationality while they are trained to become more "intelligent."  Now we're questioned about rationality, and also not so much praised for our intelligence—while these machines can't survive without electricity supply that WE produce.

Well, maybe we shoud be confident about ourselves to say "FY" to "AI" as AI doesn't have the ability to question its own rationality.