Reminder that this guy is supposed to be born in 34 days
Are synthetic humans people?
Reminder that this guy is supposed to be born in 34 days
Gabriel Powell
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Lucas Walker
Can we put them in Soylent Green? Don't think so. Hence not people.
Kevin Powell
It really depends on the message the writer is trying to push with them, but generally yes. Computing on one substrate is no different than another if they come to the same conclusions.
Juan Myers
>not knowing about the sci-fi time conundrum.
this guy had the best death scene in a movie that year. i really like it.
Ayden Gomez
Tell me about your mother.
Christopher Williams
>tfw his death in the book happens off screen
Grayson Wright
>the best death scene in a movie that year.
>same year as It came out
somehow I am skeptical
Jason Campbell
You're in a desert, walking along in the sand, when all of a sudden you look down and see a tortoise. It's crawling toward you. You reach down and you flip the tortoise over on its back. The tortoise lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can't. Not without your help. But you're not helping. Why is that?
Landon James
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Julian Adams
nigga we all just biological computers
I guess the biggest difference is the lack of reproductive drive, which is pretty definitive for biological life, but not absolutely essential.
Jordan Torres
You're speaking with user, talking about Coldsteel, when user stops and looks at you with hatred. You draw your sword in anticipation when you realize that user has teleported behind you. The last thing you hear is "Psh, nothin personnel, kid". How do you respond?
Jason Cook
According to /pol/, yes.
According to Microsoft, no.
Jace Russell
Go ahead
Evan Bailey
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>he had a soul of silicon, but a soul nonetheless
Ian Allen
Opposite, really. Non-human entities have no human rights.
John Flores
>Are synthetic humans people?
If they are capable of coming up with random unique thoughts and expressions and acting out their own agency then yes.
Adam Campbell
I think agency is one of the most important parts of personhood
Asher Scott
I think one of the major setbacks of AI is programmers trying to mimic life instead of create it
Adam Thompson
Todd 3465 is 20 years old now.
Landon Stewart
No, not people, they're equipment.
Hunter Reed
People are of no value. We could make more sometime, if we need them.
Jaxson Davis
what movie is this?
Mason Turner
I got a sneaky suspicion just baiting for a billion (you)s featuring disappointed reaction images, then again, a couple of months a go a guy I had known for 10 years thought Holy Diver was a Killswitch Engage song and honestly didn't know about Dio.
Camden Harris
are synthetics people?no that's like saying is my toaster a person
Ethan Cruz
Bladerunner? Right?
Wyatt Carter
>Dio
too soon
Oliver Bell
BRADE RUNNAH
Brayden Lee
Dio's that guy from JJBA, right? What's he doing writing songs?
Easton Cox
So long as they are sentient I would think that they were a person.
Even if they weren't I don't think I would treat them badly just more like how Luke Skywalker treats C3PO at the begining of episode 4...
Benjamin Sanchez
He's a loud, egotistical, narcissistic hedonist. Why wouldn't he sing songs? About himself no less.
Grayson Mitchell
Are books and movies a traditional game?
Jaxon Rogers
Here's your (you)
Ethan Johnson
>Are synthetic humans people?
In the story? Yes. Most narratives about AI want to be expansive with the definition of people, since the core themes of Science Fiction are meant to be applied to the contemporary world.
Would an AI in reality be a person? No way to know yet. We might not really be able to know after it happens.