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Can AIs Care About Us, and Should We Care About Them?—Alignment and Personhood in an Alien Landscape
ai-alignmentartificial-intelligencecognitioncognitive-developmentethicsneurosciencepreprintpsychology
As artificial intelligence systems become more capable, deep questions are moving from speculative philosophy into urgent public debate, intensifying around issues such as whether machines can be entrusted with ethical decisions, possess moral standing, or become conscious. Contemporary expectations
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