Discussion
Interesting read so far:
"Economists estimate that the advent of the AGI worker could accelerate economic progress on the order of a new Industrial Revolution. If so, the humans in 2025 will look to the humans of 2100 like the humans of 1800 looked to the humans of 1975: impoverished, short-lived, disease-ridden, and worked to the bone. This Article argues that, today, law is standing in the way of that optimistic path. The root cause is, perhaps, surprising: When AGIs arrive, they will lack basic legal rights"