> did he mention how he want's to change the social contract? imo, this is a massive point if this nerd needs to hero himself or not. in our lifetimes, we could easily have humanoid robots with ai able to imitate some sentience (or even having some sentience), that can be owned by lots of people, and generally be out and about in public. i could easily see the need to implement social norms/rules and laws protecting semi-sentient ai robots, similarly to how society today shuns and criminalize animal abuse to control psychopathic behavior in society. chances are, that's not what's on this nerds mind. but probably this:
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