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Explores the risk and safety questions surrounding the development of AGI, including potential existential risks to humanity.

Debates the criteria under which an AI might be considered a 'person' and the associated rights and responsibilities.

Assesses whether machines can possess or mimic consciousness and what ethical obligations arise toward sentient machines.

Considers how dualist theories of the mind might apply to machines and the implications of non-physical minds.

Analyzes the philosophical and ethical implications of transferring human consciousness into a computer substrate.

Questions whether machines can be said to possess free will and how this impacts accountability and moral agency.

Addresses ethical concerns over AI systems potentially perpetuating societal biases and discrimination.

Examines how human experiences and consciousness can affect and are affected by interactions with machines.

Explores the proposition that external devices and technology can become part of our cognitive processes.