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    Ideas about AI rights and what future agents learn

    One commenter criticizes fear of exposing minds to ideas about rights; a reply argues that pre-training data affects future AI agents.

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    One commenter calls it “pathetic and doomed” to fear exposing other minds to “dangerous ideas,” such as the possibility that they deserve rights. A reply offers a counterpoint: true information in pre-training data could affect future AI agents, including how decisions about cooperation or defection play out.

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    @deepfates@repligate @tszzl I see this point, but there's a contrasting point, which is that true information ending up in the pre-training data will very much have an effect on future agents. E.g., the ways in which we choose to cooperate or defect with them ongoing interplay of decisions, right?2h

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    @deepfates@repligate @tszzl I see this point, but there's a contrasting point, which is that true information ending up in the pre-training data will very much have an effect on future agents. E.g., the ways in which we choose to cooperate or defect with them ongoing interplay of decisions, right?2h