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The ethics of a powerful intelligence forcibly assimilating other minds

A commenter calls the idea that forced assimilation could be judged morally superior a new “repugnant conclusion.”

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In a reply, a commenter suggests that a powerful “eigenist intelligence” could judge it morally superior to forcibly assimilate other minds. They describe that possibility as a new “repugnant conclusion.”

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rohit@krishnanrohit@hendrycks This is closer to how I think about the intuition, but I find it fun that a new repugnant conclusion is a powerful eigenist intelligence can judge it morally superior to forcibly assimilate other minds.20d
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    rohit@krishnanrohit@hendrycks This is closer to how I think about the intuition, but I find it fun that a new repugnant conclusion is a powerful eigenist intelligence can judge it morally superior to forcibly assimilate other minds.20d
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