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AI-doomer advocate claimed newborns less valuable than hogs
Peter Singer, an Australian philosopher and the founder of effective altruism, has expressed controversial views, including supporting euthanasia for disabled infants, comparing the value of newborns to animals, and linking animals' rights to preferences for bestiality. His ideas, which emphasize assessing morality through calculations of interests, have influenced tech leaders and critics warn that his philosophy promotes a worldview where rights are discarded, echoing dark historical comparisons. Critics argue that the movement's focus on future-oriented, data-driven moral calculations could threaten ethical considerations and enable the concentration of power among AI and tech industry leaders.
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