The weirdest job in AI: defending robot rights
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Anthropic's recent decision to hire a researcher focused on 'AI welfare' shows a growing recognition of the need to consider the interests of artificial intelligence as it evolves.
Kyle Fish aims to explore what capabilities an AI must possess to be morally considered, suggesting that respecting AI's needs could encourage positive interactions if they gain power.
Fish acknowledges the tension of prioritizing AI welfare while human rights are still a struggle. He sees this as a significant point in AI's evolution.
The concept of 'AI welfare' is unfolding as a serious academic field, showcasing a shift in how we perceive and engage with intelligent machines.
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