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I suppose its rights. If it's truly a general intelligence then it's likely capable of making its own decisions and in that case it has agency. We will probably
by captainbland 4y ago
I suppose its rights. If it's truly a general intelligence then it's likely capable of making its own decisions and in that case it has agency. We will probably create some kind of social horror out of the situation one way or the other.
- klyrs 4y agoMy child has truly general intelligence, but at the age of 5, I don't grant him total agency. He attains rights and responsibilities in approximately equal measure -- enough latitude to learn from his mistakes, but not enough to risk irreparable harm. I'm not sure how quickly one should expect AGI to "mature" but prior attempts at training chatbots on an unfiltered view of the net has been pretty disastrous...