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Non-Discrimination Principles (Bostrom & Yudkowsky)

Proposed as a normative test for assessing whether differential treatment of digital minds is permissible

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Papers (1)

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Sharing the World with Digital Minds
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Concepts (2)

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Principle of Substrate Non-Discrimination
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If two beings have the same functionality and conscious experience differing only in substrate, they have the same moral status
Principle of Ontogeny Non-Discrimination
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If two beings have the same functionality and conscious experience differing only in how they came into existence, they have the same moral status

Claims (1)

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Advocating discrimination between digital minds and humans may be akin to espousing a doctrine of racial supremacy, given the historical record of discredited in-group privilege doctrines
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Warns against naively privileging humans over digital minds with equal or greater moral status

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A rule relating operational principle to dependence graph.