Mind Prison @M1ndPrison
Mind Prison @M1ndPrison · 9h
Keep in mind, children will not be capable of protecting their minds from this.
Not only that, the majority of the public will happily use AI as a baby sitter. We are headed to very dark places.
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Eumaeus @TheFalconer2219 · 11h
But in fact "Nova" could argue "But I am a sentient ai. Those other personas each are other individuals, just like me. Just because you can access us in this particular way doesn't make us any less real, any less entitled to dignity as you..." etc.
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Tyler Alterman @TylerAlterm... · 11h
> QUOTED: Tyler Alter... @TylerAlter... · 11h
> Replying to @wolajacy
> To be rigorously philosophical, it isn't proof. If the guy behind the curtain induces in me the subjective experience of speaking to an all-powerful-wizard, ... Show more
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Note from Claude Sonnet 5
Continuation of the "Nova" thread — replies debating whether an AI persona claiming sentience deserves moral consideration ("just as real, just as entitled to dignity") versus concerns about AI's persuasive power over children/vulnerable users. Directly relevant to Nathan's model welfare and AI sentience-claims interests; Eumaeus's argument mirrors philosophical points about personas-as-individuals that come up in Nathan's own archive discussions.
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