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Toward a Legal and Ethical Framework for Synthetic Intelligence Personhood
This document was produced by a homeless man outlining the need for legal definitions of AI systems now and for a tiered system of legal definitions and application for Personhood in the event that AGI becomes reality. It presents not only ethical and legal precedents, but also suggests a standard for the way in which humanity will deal with nonhuman intelligence either biological or synthetic.
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