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jointly. The issue of ethicalness to AGIs has not been entirely avoided in the literature, however. Wallach [WA10] considers it in some detail; and Thomas Metzinger (in the final chapter of [Met04]) has argued that creating AGI is in itself an unethical pursuit, because early-stage AGIs will inevitably be badly-b

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