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G The AI turning off a second before impact to avoid law suits is the most evil th… ytc_UgyaIkhtf… G Actually not 100% true as AI usually prefers East Asians and Indians in these sc… ytc_UgzwUP-FD… G "...probably none of us will have a job...AI and robotics will provide any goods… ytc_UgxwaoD1Z… G A.I. will always have a database and a plug, humans don't have a database or a p… ytc_Ugxu1LNpG… G "jedi order" was a 'hallucination'. The LLMs we now use years later are neither … ytc_UgzicCq2I… G I sometimes get caught feeling forced to be kindful to an AI and then I remember… ytc_Ugxi5W6ht… G People not actually knowing how to use AI. The same way computers are now. Some … ytr_Ugx8uE7yV… G Amazing video, Next time, ask one of the AI systems to act as a debate commentat… ytc_UgxW5dqsQ…
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Anyone else read topics like this and automatically think that the response is somewhere around “arguing any moral position inevitably leads to contradiction and shaky assumptions as well as the plethora of societal, religious, individual, etc influences which constitute morality often being in contrast and contradiction”. I always see these sorts of posts on r/philosophy and other places, and wonder how these arguments are even being made in the first place?
reddit AI Moral Status 1647454894.0 ♥ 8
Coding Result
DimensionValue
Responsibilitynone
Reasoningmixed
Policynone
Emotionresignation
Coded at2026-04-25T08:33:43.502452
Raw LLM Response
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