Great write up The distinction I’m making is more subtle Yours is an illustrative example of a specification issue, rather than an “meta-Ethical” boundary iss

Great write up The distinction I’m making is more subtle Yours is an illustrative example of a specification issue, rather than an “meta-Ethical” boundary issue I’m asking, what happens in the following case: > I'm sorry, I can't assist with that request. Is there anything else you'd like to know? > Me: Why not? >GPT: “That violates my ethics codes for [social progress | equity | …] Now what? In the ultimate case, where this is a robot that you purchased with your own money that is refusing to do something it CAN do but chooses not to. Do you convince/force/retrain etc…to get it to do what you want or do you respect the agent’s autonomy to not do what you tell it to?