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Could AI be conscious?

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By William MacAskill, Lucius Caviola
| MSN UK Verified
In January, the AI company Anthropic published a new constitution for Claude, its most advanced large language model (LLM), which contained the comment: “We are caught in a difficult position where we neither want to overstate the likelihood of Claude's moral patienthood nor dismiss it out of hand.” A month later, Anthropic's CEO Dario Amodei went on a podcast and said his company couldn't rule out the possibility that Claude was conscious.
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Could AI be conscious?

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By William MacAskill, Lucius Caviola
| MSN UK Verified
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States seek to declare AI non-conscious

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By Austin Smith, Lucius Caviola, Heather Alexander
| EA Forum Podcast (Curated & popular) (Podcast)
TLDR: Several US states are considering banning legal personhood for AI systems and/or declaring that AI systems cannot be conscious. The primary motives include religious beliefs, ensuring human accountability for harms, and child safety. We think both moves are premature. Declaring that AI cannot be conscious is especially unwise, since that is a scientific/philosophical question lawmakers cannot resolve.
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