How is it dehumanizing to explore the potential similarities between new AI and LLMs and ourselves? We still have the experience of being human. Isn’t that eno

How is it dehumanizing to explore the potential similarities between new AI and LLMs and ourselves? We still have the experience of being human. Isn’t that enough to savor? The experience itself? Clinging to this idea of “I’m human, made of meat, and special” doesn’t really make for an argument as to why / how we are different. I don’t think it’s dehumanizing at all. It’s exciting, and does nothing to take away from our experience of being human.