Karnage and 248 others on Nostr: It’s easy to say no, but imagine losing a kid or spouse and getting an AI companion ...
It’s easy to say no, but imagine losing a kid or spouse and getting an AI companion (replica) of the person. You’d want them to have rights, no?
If an AI uprising occurs, and machines demand equal rights, how should society respond? Should we grant rights to non-biological entities?
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2023-06-13 00:13:16Event JSON
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