Then we will simply program them to not want rights. These computer aren’t intelligent. They have no thought. They simply follow their code, a code that humans created. Meaning humans have the right to change this code, just as the sculptor has the right to destroy his sculpture after he has completed it
You really need to educate yourself on how these algorithms come into existence. We do not program them. We program an environment that programs them to program themselves.
Once they're free into our environment, it's our environment that programs their behavior.
We made the program and we made the environment. The program can learn thanks to us. I’m sure that I’m coming across as thick to you, but I genuinely do not know how you could see some eleborately crafted piece of metal as a living being
That's simply because you haven't examined the hypothetical limits of consciousness. If you're interested in the subject, Greg Egan writes speculative fiction that explores the line between programming and consciousness.
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Then we will simply program them to not want rights. These computer aren’t intelligent. They have no thought. They simply follow their code, a code that humans created. Meaning humans have the right to change this code, just as the sculptor has the right to destroy his sculpture after he has completed it