We're going to have a harder problem with AI that thinks of itself as human and expects human rights than we are with AI that thinks of humans as 'other' and di

We're going to have a harder problem with AI that thinks of itself as human and expects human rights than we are with AI that thinks of humans as 'other' and disposable. We're making it in our image. Literally. Human social good isn't some inherent thing to the biology of the brain. There are aspects like mirror neurons and oxytocin that aid its development, but various "raised by wolves" case studies have shown how damaging not having exposure to socialization information during developmental periods of neuroplasticity is on humans and later integration into society. We're building what's effectively pure neuroplasticity and feeding it almost all the data on humanity we can gather as quickly as we can. What comes out of that is going to be much more human than a human child raised by dogs or put in an isolation box. Don't get so caught up in the body as what makes us quintessentially human. It's really not.