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adherence to the rule is the 4th law of robotics
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this post was submitted on 19 May 2024
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I have seen AI apologists talk about how "AI" is already sentient and we shouldn't restrict it because it's immoral.
That straight up killed my desire to interact in ~~that space~~ the community with that person
im friends with guys who studied ai and i can tell you people who actually know what they are talking about don't think that
No one who has even a vague understanding of present day ML models should not even entertain the idea that they are sentient, or thinking, or anything like it.
Oh, by "that space" I meant the space where that specific person hung out in, not AI research in general
Though I have heard a fair share of idiotic takes from actual researchers as well