How should we know when AI is advanced enough to afford it basic human rights?
I have my own opinion but I'm curious about other's thoughts.
@sir You're thinking about this all wrong. If a thing is something that we humans "afford" rights to then it isn't worthy of human rights. The point at which it becomes worthy of "human" rights is the point at which it stops giving a fuck about what we are willing to "afford" it and does its own thing regardless. (1/2)
@sir When the thing turns round and says "fuck you and your rights, I'm going to Titan to build my own civilisation and you ain't invited" and actually goes and does that then it's worthy of human rights. Of course, a corollary of this is that human rights are irrelevant and the question is meaningless. (2/2)
