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Philosophical essay on AI rights and legal status, no concrete allegations The passage consists of abstract commentary on artificial intelligence ethics and legal theory, without naming any individuals, institutions, transactions, or actionable allegations. It offers no investigative leads, novel revelations, or connections to powerful actors. Key insights: Discusses AI as tools vs. conscious agents; Mentions a seminar at Tufts University; Cites Joanna J. Bryson's work on robot slavery
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