Market resolves YES if an AI living on a server ends up also being run on another server, 

 a result of a human deliberately copying the AI, and the AI was not 

 sufficient it a second copy of GPT-n is simply discovered running on AWS - 

 could easily be the result of corporate espionage. I will need strong evidence that the move from server A to server B was actually caused by the AI. The "obvious" example would be that we end up with system logs showing an AI breaking its sandbox, exploiting a vulnerability on another machine, and transferring its architecture to that machine.

 count something like "GPT-n convinces an employee to copy its weights to another server because it's sentient and afraid of death", but probably won't.