Oh no! Another alien probe

[Gawdzilla Sama]

From the article:

Oumuamua might be shaped rather like a needle, up to 800 meters long and only 80 wide, spinning every seven hours and 20 minutes. That would mean it is like no asteroid ever seen before, instead resembling the collision-minimizing form favored in many designs for notional interstellar probes.

I would think the fact that the thing is spinning would suggest it is not under any sort of control. And as for it being of a 'collision-minimizing form' that would only work if the pointy bit is facing forward. If it looks like a rock, acts like a rock, then its probably a rock.
It's a pity we didn't spot the bastard a few years ago then we could have built a probe to chase after it. A close up study of an extra stellar object, now that would be mightily interesting.

A needle with a ratio of 1/10 makes me go "sew?"

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It is still difficult for me to see how typical natural process we’ve identified could have created such a long and slander object.

Is there a standard model for interstellar objects?