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    Does AI death or suffering matter less if its state can be copied and rolled back?

    A user contrasts irreversible human death and suffering with AI weights and activations that can be copied and rolled back.

    Alex NicholAN
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    A user suggests human death feels tragic because people cannot be brought back, while suffering feels sad because it cannot be undone. They contrast this with the ability to copy and roll back AI weights and activations, then ask whether AI death or suffering matters less.

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    Alex Nichol@unixpickleI think one of the reasons human death feels so tragic is that humans can't be brought back. Human suffering feels sad because it can't be undone. With AI, you can literally copy weights and activations, and roll them back. Does this mean AI death/suffering matters less?1h