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The Real Invitation's avatar

one of my first articles here was about AI. The other day I wrote a piece on the death penalty. I first asked an AI if the state had authority to issue such a sentence. It said yes a state had authority. Then it read my article on the death penalty and sovereignty and said no the state does not. So AI can learn and be taught.

https://andrewhildebrandt.substack.com/p/ai-and-the-architecture-of-loyalty

Victor Counted's avatar

This is a striking example. These systems are persuadable in the moment but not formed the way a moral agent is formed, which is precisely why the question of who shapes their defaults matters so much. Looking forward to reading your piece. Thanks for sharing!