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RE: [Discussion Post] At what point (if at all) should an AI have natural rights?
What natural right could I give my phone or my smart coffee maker, programmed to strain coffee at 3am?
I will continue according to your answer ...
Those aren't really AI (artificial intelligence). I was thinking much more sophisticated AI than a smartphone chat bot. For instance, the episode I linked to of the Twilight Zone has an AI robot resembling and acting like a human female.
Okay, I'm not going to link AI to the human form.
AI (Artificial Intelligence), It can be included in any form.
The fact that it is a human form should not influence, it is still AI (Artificial Intelligence).
To some extent, I think the problem is that when he is in human form, he believes that he is actually human.
For example, from an ethical point of view, it should not take the form of a person. If you see a machine equipped with artificial intelligence (AI), you can destroy it. If you feel it threatens you.
But if this same machine has the shape of a tender girl, perhaps we hesitate to destroy it, that could put our lives at risk.