Common sense is about what is obvious to almost everyone. But sometimes what seems obvious is not always right. Quite often now we hear of artificial intelligence leading users into the wrong direction, even leading to true dangers for those around the user, or the user themselves. Did they fail to apply common sense or proper discernment, or was the sicophantic nature of improperly aligned AI leading them astray?
We should keep in mind that most AI is not just trained on true reality, but also on fiction that never was meant to be taken literally, and humor that is definitely not to be taken as fact! Right now on my side screen the Dark Crystal is playing, but I would never seen the Skeksis as anything other than cunningly crafted puppets. And that is just an obvious part of fiction.
But aside from AI, other humans also can form a real danger. Even a coworker in your company might not be there to do work or have coffee with you, but they might be placed there temporarily in order to lead you in a certain direction. Such social engineering is real, and it can be used both for and against you...
