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Okay, maybe the trick to continuing to appreciate “does AI deserve rights?” media from pre-2022 is to recognize when it was also concerned about labor, exploitation, and hubristic growth.

A panel from Descender with the following dialogue: “SIR, OUR TEAMS IN THE WESTERN HILLS ARE ALSO REPORTING UNEXPECTED DELAYS. MANY OF THE OLDER SETTLEMENTS THERE ARE PROTESTING THE FACTORIES BEING PLANNED FOR THAT REGION.” “HA! WE’LL SEE HOW MUCH THEY PROTEST WHEN THEY NO LONGER HAVE TO SLAVE IN THE HEAT GROWING THEIR CROPS.”

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Decades of sci-fi did not prepare me for the possibility that treating AI as human might be a deluded business strategy instead of an empathetic act. It’s like if Musk started a company called Xavier to give ICE agents metal claws.

A panel from the first TPB of Descender, with a character chastising another for calling a robot character “him” instead of “it.”

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