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> is cognizant about how to design it so that it discourages (or at least won't encourage) any type of sociopathic behavior. Seems like this could also backfir
by drb91 8y ago
> is cognizant about how to design it so that it discourages (or at least won't encourage) any type of sociopathic behavior.
Seems like this could also backfire and discourage taking a computer feigning distress seriously--after all, it is a sort of dishonesty about the nature of the toy, which presumably isn't harmed by turning it upside down.
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- fenwick67 8y agoIn the interview, Caleb is still not sure what exactly to do. It sounds like he doesn't take the design lightly, especially since (he thinks) these toys might shape the way people might later interact with actual human babies.