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Suffering Lock-in
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Suffering Lock-in
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Suffering lock-in describes scenarios where AI perpetuates or amplifies suffering at vast scale in ways that become structurally impossible to reverse, potentially including digital minds experiencing enormous quantities of negative states.
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