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concept:under-attribution-of-moral-patienthoodUnder-attribution of Moral Patienthood
Mistakenly treating a welfare subject/moral patient as an object.
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- The risk of under-attribution of AI welfare appears to be both reasonably likely and reasonably harmful.associated_withKey motivation for precautionary action.
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- Over-attribution of Moral Patienthoodrelated_toMistakenly treating an object as a welfare subject/moral patient.
- Anthropodenialassociated_withTendency to under-attribute human traits to nonhumans.
Related by similarity (8)
cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edgeEntities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.
- The status of mattering morally for one's own sake; having interests that generate duties for others.
- Decision-making under low probability but high stakes.
- Exploration of uncertainty about normative bases.
- Risk of failing to identify consciousness in systems where it is present, potentially causing avoidable harm
- Normative premise of the consciousness route.
- Key normative question for the agency route.
- Normative premise of the robust agency route.
- Moral susceptibility S is largely shaped by pre-training because it shows low cross-model variance not predicted by model familyhypothesis0.756Theoretical interpretation of the empirical cross-model variance pattern for S