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I think not at the moment because I don't think they effectively have a "state" emotional or otherwise. When we do create more realistic things then turning one
by t43562 3y ago
I think not at the moment because I don't think they effectively have a "state" emotional or otherwise. When we do create more realistic things then turning one off or resetting it might be like killing it. That will be a big ethical problem. What about not giving it anything to do so that it tumbles around in "boredom" for thousands of milliseconds? That might be like solitary confinement.