If you’re not supposed to end up as a pet of the AI, then it seems like it needs to respect property rights, but that is easier said than done when considering massive differences in ability. Consider: would we even be able to have a society where we respected property rights of dogs?
Even if the ASIs respected property rights, we’d still end up as pets at best. Unless, of course, the ASIs chose to entirely disengage from our economy and culture. By us “being pets”, I mean that human agency would no longer be a relevant input to the trajectory of human civilization. Individual humans may nevertheless enjoy great freedoms in regards to their personal lives.
Even if the ASIs respected property rights, we’d still end up as pets at best. Unless, of course, the ASIs chose to entirely disengage from our economy and culture. By us “being pets”, I mean that human agency would no longer be a relevant input to the trajectory of human civilization. Individual humans may nevertheless enjoy great freedoms in regards to their personal lives.
Being pets also means human agency would no longer be a relevant input to the trajectory of human lives.