Seemingly conscious AI risks

Aug 17

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AI systems are increasingly designed in ways that lead users to perceive them as conscious. This paper provides a unified framework connecting empirical hallmarks of consciousness attribution to a structured risk taxonomy of Seemingly Conscious AI (SCAI), AI systems that exhibit hallmarks which elicit consciousness attribution from users.

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