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I keep getting reminded of the Tom Scott near-future video on how lawyers end up ruining the singularity. [1]

As the line between artificial neural nets and natural neural nets continue to blur, surely the same rules should apply to both?

Of course the counter-argument "some NNs are somehow different than others based on color [2]" walks you straight into an ongoing ethical minefield in the social sciences and biology. It's certainly going to be interesting times.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFe9wiDfb0E Tom Scott, how lawyers ruined the singularity

[2] by analogy to https://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23 what color are your bits

>>Kim_Br+(OP)
>>I keep getting reminded of the Tom Scott near-future video on how lawyers end up ruining the singularity

If you think that this tech is remotely close to anything resembling general intelligence or a singularity, I've got an image model to sell you.

>>puppyd+4e
general intelligence is just an ecosystem of specialized models stitched together, interacting. if laws prohibit these components, then the system can't be built legally