Microsoft AI CEO warns against building AI with consciousness or rights assumptions

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Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman has issued a warning to AI companies, including Anthropic, about the risks of developing AI systems built on assumptions of consciousness or rights. He argues that attributing feelings or rights to AI agents makes it significantly harder to align and contain these systems safely. Suleyman stressed that such approaches could pose serious challenges as AI becomes more deeply embedded in society. He is calling for an urgent and broad public debate on the norms and principles that should guide AI development before that integration reaches a critical point.

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