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The new Liar's Paradox - by Erik Hoel
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A parable of perfect people-pleasers
The new Liar's Paradox A parable of perfect people-pleasers Erik Hoel Jan 17, 2025 176 46 15 Share Art for The Intrinsic Perspective is by Alexander Naughton “AI welfare” as an academic field is beginning to kick off, making its way into mainstream publications, like this recent overview in Nature . If AI systems could one day ‘think’ like humans, for example, would they also be able to have subjective experiences like humans? Would they experience suffering, and, if so, would humanity be equipped to properly care for them? A group of philosophers and computer scientists are arguing that AI we
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