Super interesting concept—thanks for sharing. I wonder if we can apply this to the field of nonhuman welfare as well, in terms of AIxAnimals? For example, integrate HEMs into chips or hardware used in AI-assisted factory farming to detect when it passes a certain threshold. In this way we could limit more extreme animal suffering on farms? Something like that.
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Really resonate with this line, and I think this is incredibly important. Especially from my experience in the EA and animal advocacy movement, I see a lot of people who are in this “bubble” and stick to what they started with, and either haven’t zoomed out, or have—but didn’t care about what they saw.