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The Artificial Self

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AI systems are on track to take on important new roles. We explore how properties bundled for humans can be separated and remixed for machine-based minds.

Characterising the landscape of AI identity Raymond Douglas * , Jan Kulveit * , Ondřej Havlíček , Theia Pearson-Vogel , Owen Cotton-Barratt , David Duvenaud † Full version on arXiv Executive Summary AI systems are rapidly taking on roles that push us to view them as actors. But the concepts we reach for — intent, responsibility, self-interest, trust — are built for humans, and cannot easily be applied to entities that can be copied, simulated, and surgically edited. We cannot simply port across human interaction norms; they must be carefully translated. And in many cases, we have some choice i

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