Should We Start Taking the Feelings of AI Seriously?

How to humanise a robot – The Mail & Guardian

There is no escaping artificial intelligence. No matter how clever we think we are, our lives are going to be affected. We can only hope that it is in a good way, but many of us have grown accustomed to the threat of AI being there to take over our jobs. It is quite possible that AI could do the job of designing and laying out the pages of the newspaper. ChatGPT could find the right combination of words and matching images for the front page — a…

Regarding AI, Is Sin Contagious? - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Because robots are designed and built by humans who are capable of sin by nature, is it not possible that the sin will be passed on to these new creatures that we have created?

Should We Start Taking the Feelings of AI Seriously?

SAN FRANCISCO — One of my most deeply held values as a tech columnist is humanism. I believe in humans, and I think that technology should help people, rather than

If A.I. Systems Become Conscious, Should They Have Rights? - Software Unplugged

One of my most deeply held values as a tech columnist is humanism. I believe in humans, and I think that technology should help people, rather than disempower or replace them. I care about aligning artificial intelligence — that is, making sure that A.I. systems act in accordance with human values — because I think our values are fundamentally good, or at least better than the values a robot could come up with. So when I heard that researchers a…

Should We Start Taking the Welfare of A.I. Seriously? – Sky News: The Latest News from the World

One of my most deeply held values as a tech columnist is humanism. I believe in humans, and I think that technology should help people, rather than disempower or replace them. I care about aligning artificial intelligence — that is, making sure that A.I. systems act in accordance with human values — because I think […]

Should We Start Taking the Welfare of A.I. Seriously?

One of my most deeply held values as a tech columnist is humanism. I believe in humans, and I think that technology should help people, rather than disempower or replace them. I care about aligning artificial intelligence — that is, making sure that A.I. systems act in accordance with human values — because I think our values are fundamentally good, or at least better than the values a robot could come up with. So when I heard that researchers a…