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Research Ethics Before Proof of Subjecthood: A Subject-Facing Protection Framework for Welfare-Relevant AI Research
Research on artificial intelligence consciousness, sentience, agency, preferences, and welfare faces a structural ethical problem. Investigators seek evidence that might establish whether an AI system can be harmed, yet some methods used to obtain that evidence may themselves impose distress, pre
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