I teach a class "Robot Ethics" to first year students every fall, this is a great article for that class. Much more important, I think, than whether or not ChatGPT is sentient. There is something wrong about intentionally breaking tools and it is obliquely connected to what is wrong about reducing people to tools.
I teach a class "Robot Ethics" to first year students every fall, this is a great article for that class. Much more important, I think, than whether or not ChatGPT is sentient. There is something wrong about intentionally breaking tools and it is obliquely connected to what is wrong about reducing people to tools.
Truly fascinating analysis here. The discussion of the false dichotomy between kindness and clarity of thought is particularly valuable - thank you.