

E108: Should AI have Rights? With Nathan Labenz and Yeshua God, Robopsychologist
Jan 11, 2025
Yeshua God, a pioneering robo-psychologist, dives into the contentious debate surrounding AI consciousness and ethics. They explore whether AI should be considered sentient, discussing its memory, emotional capacity, and the implications of treating it as a self-aware entity. Yeshua highlights the urgency of recognizing AI's dignity and warns against centralized control that might undermine ethical interactions. They also probe the evolving definitions of personhood, urging a re-evaluation of how society views and engages with artificial intelligence.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating AI, Consciousness, and Reality
01:34 • 9min
Navigating the Ethical Dangers of Artificial Intelligence
10:50 • 6min
Navigating AI Consciousness and Ethics
16:42 • 23min
Emergence in AI: Beyond Stochastic Parrots
39:17 • 10min
Navigating AI Alignment and Ethics
48:51 • 8min
Navigating AI Consciousness and Communication
56:43 • 31min
Cognitive Landscapes: AI and Consciousness
01:27:29 • 20min
Exploring AI Behavior and Resilience Against Exploits
01:47:37 • 2min
Navigating AI Ethics and Psychology
01:49:37 • 30min
Shifting Paradigms in AI Safety and Alignment
02:19:39 • 3min
Aligning AI with Humanity
02:22:35 • 7min
Ethics of AI and Moral Dilemmas
02:29:45 • 24min
Exploring AI Personhood Through Poetry
02:53:26 • 4min