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I mean, it's nowhere close to human intelligence, and it's still not a sentient being, so it cannot be "forced" to do anything, even if we take it at face value
by altmanaltman 8mo ago
I mean, it's nowhere close to human intelligence, and it's still not a sentient being, so it cannot be "forced" to do anything, even if we take it at face value.
As for being creepy, the things humans do to other actual sentient beings are exponentially more horrifying and creepy than making them play computer games. If the monkeys that Volkswagen tortured with their exhaust gases were made to play Doom, that would be a much better world. And they are much, much closer to human-level intelligence than this chip.
Ethically speaking, it got "questionable" way long ago; this is not a valid concern for this project imo.
- bondarchuk 8mo ago>it's still not a sentient being How do you know?
- altmanaltman 8mo agoLet's go and assume that the chip is actually sentient (without any proof that it is). Even then, my comment fully stands. Blasting fully sentient beings with exhaust fumes in the face for hours is way worse than forcing them to play computer games. How we treat actual sentient beings is so abhorrent that this (worried about a chip playing Doom) is a misplaced first-world concern imo.