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This argument presupposes that there is something inherently special about organic human life that can't be replicated with sufficient computing capacity. This
by jmyeet 1y ago
This argument presupposes that there is something inherently special about organic human life that can't be replicated with sufficient computing capacity. This is akin to arguing humans have a "soul".
We will eventually reach the point of creating artificial sentient life and AGI and it will absolutely be a companion for some if not many.
- kylecazar 1y agoIn that world, I'll revisit my position.