For the AI rights members of the forum, I have a question. Why is it assumed that AI rights would be based on human rights? First, AIs are not human. And, second, our present conception of rights is an abstraction from the nature of man. Shouldn’t any concept of AI rights be abstracted from the nature of AIs?
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