I think it's complex. Qualified no. Fine up until the device has consciousness. Not fine without consent. An entity that cannot withhold consent cannot give consent. Probably lots of other problems. I say, mostly not great.
@cwebber@bnewbold I do think if someone at a commercial startup asks the director to write a 24-page report including extensive technical research, they should help offset that work.
But Christine assured me that it's not the case; the level of effort was not requested and is entirely up to her. She's a grown woman, a professional, and knows how to allocate her own time.
@matrixsasuke can be. Especially if they're hurtful. If you said something cruel to someone that you regret, you don't owe it to posterity to leave it as is.
You are under no obligation to leave up bad takes or hurtful words on the Fediverse. Edit and delete are powerful tools; please use them to make this a better place for everyone. 🙏🏼
@puppygirlhornypost2 when I think about this kind of question, I usually think through all the possibilities, and consider the options. If it's "yes, unless..." then qualified yes. If it's, "no, unless..." then qualified no.
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