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General AI should have fundamental rights
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Fundamental rights should be extended to General AI.
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AGI's fundamental rights are derived from
natural
law
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Fundamental rights should apply to every being that constitutes a society, including AGI.
Fundamental rights are granted based on traits AGI would possess
As legal personalities, such as corporations, have fundamental rights, AGI should have them too.
AGI allow us to explore space if we grant them fundamental rights as citizens.
General AIs without rights would be more useful to humans.
AGI won't need fundamental rights.
A determination of consciousness is arguably not scientifically possible, making the limit for application rights poorly defined.
Fundamental rights shouldn't apply to non-human beings.
Necessary preconditions should be fulfilled before granting fundamental rights to AGI
Granting fundamental rights to AGI could make it harder to fight with them in case of a threat.
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