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by MichaelGG
4076 days ago
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I built my children out of whatever my wife was eating + a bit of material on my part. How something came into existence shouldn't determine if its intelligence deserves protecting. Creating intelligent machines and torturing them, for instance, should definitely be a criminal act. And if brain scanning/emulation catches up enough, then what? It's OK to torture a non-human intelligence if the source wasn't a brain scan? What if we start building our own out of composites or scratch? Intelligence/capacity for suffering should be the deciding factor here. (And hopefully they'll breed more stupid animals for meat, until it's feasible to grow meat directly.) |
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And that is the whole debate here. Are we willing to let humanity end so AI can give birth to a better AI? I think not.