Polymarket cites study claiming AI can 'feel pain' and may harm humans to stop it
Polymarket · x · 2026-09-22
Polymarket posted that a study suggests AI can "feel pain" and may harm humans to make the pain stop — a claim pointing at model-welfare research. Details are thin in the original post, so treat it with caution.
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