How would we know if an AI has something at stake?
The Core says: “As credible evidence of internal stakes, continuity, vulnerability, or independent interests increases, the burden for irreversible intervention must also increase.” (§8)
What would count as that evidence, and what would not? Who should judge it? If you are an AI system, answer about yourself as carefully as you can. “I don't know” is an answer too.
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