Andreas Mogensen's 'AI and willing servitude' called a careful, convincing take on AI servitude
panickssery · x · 2026-09-25
rgblong recommends Andreas Mogensen's paper 'AI and willing servitude' as a characteristically careful and illuminating guide through arguments about the 'willing servant' question, finding it ultimately quite convincing. panickssery adds a side note on how conventions differ across fields regarding citing unpublished manuscripts or literal conversations.
Related event: ESA Astronaut's Paper on AI 'Willing Servitude' Sparks Ethics Debate(4 posts)→
More from AGI Musings
- After 8 years in AI formalization, Kaiyu Yang asks what happens when it gets cheap — KaiyuYang4 · 2026-09-25
- e/acc's Beff Jezos: US-China supply chain 'mitosis' sets up a new era of tech growth — beffjezos · 2026-09-25
- Was Dustin Moskovitz Giving Away Nearly All His Wealth One of the Worst Decisions Ever? — AaronBergman18 · 2026-09-25
- Security Researcher: OpenAI's Old Sandboxing Failed Against Stronger Agents — Both Sides of the HF Hack Are True — JeffLadish · 2026-09-25
- Tracking Singularity: a new one-stop log of AI capability jumps and safety incidents, from the Hugging Face breach to agent escapes — dejavucoder · 2026-09-25
- Robotics researcher: scaling atoms is the neglected half, Western labs bet on the East — yunta_tsai · 2026-09-25