Re:Primatologist Frans de Waal takes exception with human ex...
by mannykannot on Friday April 05, 2019 @09:51AM
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Well, it doesn't actually assume that - it raises the issue, and provides a basis for discussing it.
When it comes to other animals, I personally tend to give them the benefit of the doubt, though I don't think there is much room for doubt, in the case of snails, as to whether they have inner lives (for example, I think cone snails are dangerous, but not evil.)
AI is an interesting case because the discussion of AI ethics is almost always about having AI behave ethically towards us.
When it comes to other animals, I personally tend to give them the benefit of the doubt, though I don't think there is much room for doubt, in the case of snails, as to whether they have inner lives (for example, I think cone snails are dangerous, but not evil.)
AI is an interesting case because the discussion of AI ethics is almost always about having AI behave ethically towards us.