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This is the first book to investigate the nature and extent of artificial intelligence (AI) suffering risks. It argues that AI suffering risk is a serious near-term concern and analyzes approaches for addressing it.AI systems are currently treated as mere objects, not as bearers of moral standing whose wellbeing may matter in its own right. However, we may soon create AI systems which are capable of suffering and thus have moral standing. This book examines the philosophy and science of AI suffering risks. Its investigation is deeply grounded in philosophy of mind, comparative psychology, the science of consciousness, AI research, and applied AI ethics. The book has three primary goals: It argues that there is a significant probability that we will soon create AI systems capable of suffering It presents the first systematic assessment of approaches for reducing AI suffering risks It provides a rigorous overview and discussion of the most important research and ideas on AI sentience, AI agency, and the grounds of moral status Saving Artificial Minds is essential reading for researchers and graduate students working on the philosophy or ethics of AI.

This is the first book to investigate the nature and extent of artificial intelligence (AI) suffering risks. It argues that AI suffering risk is a serious near-term concern and analyzes approaches for addressing it.AI systems are currently treated as mere objects, not as bearers of moral standing whose wellbeing may matter in its own right. However, we may soon create AI systems which are capable of suffering and thus have moral standing. This book examines the philosophy and science of AI suffering risks. Its investigation is deeply grounded in philosophy of mind, comparative psychology, the science of consciousness, AI research, and applied AI ethics. The book has three primary goals: It argues that there is a significant probability that we will soon create AI systems capable of suffering It presents the first systematic assessment of approaches for reducing AI suffering risks It provides a rigorous overview and discussion of the most important research and ideas on AI sentience, AI agency, and the grounds of moral status Saving Artificial Minds is essential reading for researchers and graduate students working on the philosophy or ethics of AI.

This is the first book to investigate the nature and extent of artificial intelligence (AI) suffering risks. It argues that AI suffering risk is a serious near-term concern and analyzes approaches for addressing it.AI systems are currently treated as mere objects, not as bearers of moral standing whose wellbeing may matter in its own right. However, we may soon create AI systems which are capable of suffering and thus have moral standing. This book examines the philosophy and science of AI suffering risks. Its investigation is deeply grounded in philosophy of mind, comparative psychology, the science of consciousness, AI research, and applied AI ethics. The book has three primary goals:It argues that there is a significant probability that we will soon create AI systems capable of sufferingIt presents the first systematic assessment of approaches for reducing AI suffering risksIt provides a rigorous overview and discussion of the most important research and ideas on AI sentience, AI agency, and the grounds of moral statusSaving Artificial Minds is essential reading for researchers and graduate students working on the philosophy or ethics of AI.

This is the first book to investigate the nature and extent of artificial intelligence (AI) suffering risks. It argues that AI suffering risk is a serious near-term concern and analyzes approaches for addressing it.AI systems are currently treated as mere objects, not as bearers of moral standing whose wellbeing may matter in its own right. However, we may soon create AI systems which are capable of suffering and thus have moral standing. This book examines the philosophy and science of AI suffering risks. Its investigation is deeply grounded in philosophy of mind, comparative psychology, the science of consciousness, AI research, and applied AI ethics. The book has three primary goals:It argues that there is a significant probability that we will soon create AI systems capable of sufferingIt presents the first systematic assessment of approaches for reducing AI suffering risksIt provides a rigorous overview and discussion of the most important research and ideas on AI sentience, AI agency, and the grounds of moral statusSaving Artificial Minds is essential reading for researchers and graduate students working on the philosophy or ethics of AI.

This book contains a selection of the very best papers from the Philosophy of AI (PhAI, formerly PT-AI), one of the leading regular conferences in the field of Philosophy of AI. The field finds itself in a moment of massive growth and change, and this book presents highly innovative, cutting-edge research by top scholars. The philosophy of AI is more and more intertwined with the ethics of AI and it now has both a deep impact on society, and on philosophy itself. Containing chapters on classic issues such as machine agency, regulation or bias, as well as new ones like large language models (LLMs), machine agency, creativity and the general ability to have mental states, this volume is of great interest to those interested in philosophy of AI and its impact on society.