Comment by ngruhn
15 hours ago
Exactly, I think this is the prime candidate for a universal moral rule.
Not sure if that helps with AI. Claude presumably doesn't mind getting waterboarded.
15 hours ago
Exactly, I think this is the prime candidate for a universal moral rule.
Not sure if that helps with AI. Claude presumably doesn't mind getting waterboarded.
How do you propose to immobilise Claude on its back at an incline of 10 to 20 degrees, cover its face with a cloth or some other thin material and pour water onto its face over its breathing passages to test this theory of yours?
If Claude could participate, I’m sure it either wouldn’t appreciate it because it is incapable of having any such experience as appreciation.
Or it wouldn’t appreciate it because it is capable of having such an experience as appreciation.
So it ether seems to inconvenience at least a few people having to conduct the experiment.
Or it’s torture.
Therefore, I claim it is morally wrong to waterboard Claude as nothing genuinely good can come of it.