The difference is we're humans, so we get special privileges. We made the laws. If we're going to be giving some rights to LLMs for convenient for-profit ventu

The difference is we're humans, so we get special privileges. We made the laws. If we're going to be giving some rights to LLMs for convenient for-profit ventures, I expect some in-depth analysis on whether that is or is not slavery. You can't just anthropomorphize a computer program when it makes you money but then conveniently ignore the hundreds of years of development of human rights. If that seems silly, then I think LLMs are probably not like humans and the comparisons to human learning aren't justified. If it's like a human, that makes things very complicated.