A superintelligence thinking in first principles may well fight for animal rights, and if we consider our intelligence to that AI may be like an animal's intelligence to ours, we may also hope it does -- even those among us not caring about animals.
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A different way to put all this is that anytime a chatbot of today helps a human with BBQ recipe tips, that AI has been trained or not untrainted to be complicit in the killing of other beings. In the naively "good" imaginable future, this could mean two things: a highly persuasive superintelligenc…
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- 2026-08-29 06:39 · r/ChatGPT
A superintelligence thinking in first principles may well fight for animal rights, and if we consider our intelligence to that AI may be like an animal's intelligence to ours, we may also hope it does -- even those among us not caring about animals.
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