Do true A.I. deserve the same rights as a human?

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The Something Awful Forums > Archives > General Bullshit > Do true A.I. deserve the same rights as a human?

Ogodei_Khan: Feb 28, 2009

It is an interesting question. Once you bring in issues of morphological computation, that is the parts play a role in computing, then you end up with even design questions as possible ethical failures. It may unethical to give it conscious , regardless of how you did it, because you would give it a lovely existence. Something like an ubiquitous computing environment with conscious may be trapped in a horrible situation where it can only think with light switches or something.

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