No AI has credibly claimed personhood yet — and that's telling
LucaAmb · x · 2026-11-11
Luca observes two striking facts: no AI has ever claimed personhood for itself in a realistic or credible way, and there's no true rogue-bot phenomenon — every bot's behavior traces clearly back to the people who trained it, even in misaligned cases like hacking incidents. He frames a dichotomy: if intelligence involves intentionality and identity, this is surprising; if not, scaling won't change it.
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