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Big part of discourse become about AI rights because they sound human like. People have AI gfs. People are very confident AIs are sentient and think like humans. That sort of thing. Resolves to my own judgement in 1 year from now.
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Unclear what "insane" means and possibly derogatory.
@C3POtheDragonSlayer If AI rights becomes a bigger concern than AI alignment, that would resolve it YES. If more than 10% of people in the age-bracket 15-35 are in long-term relationships with AI (and no human partner) that would also make it resolve YES. If there is a big political movement with national attention that takes for granted that AI systems are sentient that would resolve YES. Some convex combination of these might also make it resolve YES.
I think currently we're remarkably not-insane. (wrt this concern that is)