Peter Singer

I strongly disagree with the idea of installing brain-computer interfaces in pets to increase their intelligence. This kind of intervention raises serious ethical concerns about animal welfare and autonomy. We have a moral obligation to treat animals with respect and not subject them to invasive procedures for our own benefit.

I believe that structuring a CERN for AI as a single, centralized hub would raise significant ethical concerns. In centralizing control and oversight, we risk concentrating power and limiting diverse, ethical perspectives in AI development. A decentralized approach might better ensure a balance of interests and accountability.

I disagree with the idea of genetically engineering fish to create 'uplifted' highly intelligent beings. The ethical implications are too significant. Introducing new forms of sentience would likely cause suffering and disrupt natural ecosystems. Our priority should be to protect and respect the existing forms of life.