If you ask that, may I ask: What is the purpose of laws at all if humans aren't special? > If something takes in information, learns from it, and spits out i

If you ask that, may I ask: What is the purpose of laws at all if humans aren't special? > If something takes in information, learns from it, and spits out information as a result of its learning, then why does the implementation matter at all? Yeah, so who cares if the implementation is human and if that implementation breaks? I really don't want to troll you, I believe it is worth it to point out the absurdity of the "humans aren't special" argument this way. Humans are not machines and machines don't have human rights.