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Chloe Test
12019-04-13T00:51:24-07:00Erin Delaney025b2f64f51a6f5572cf01fdd8fffd9be1dd2c19329012Chloe asks the player if she can leaveplain2019-04-17T04:53:39-07:00Erin Delaney025b2f64f51a6f5572cf01fdd8fffd9be1dd2c19
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12019-04-13T00:50:23-07:00Chloe Test2plain2019-04-13T00:52:11-07:00So it may be more similar to the unnamed version seen in Ex Machina, where the human knows the machine is a machine but is still "fooled" into anthropomorphicizing the robot. This is because you know that currently we do not have the technology for their to be a fully sentient AI living inside a playstation, or we believe so at least. However, the test is still startling when it randomly arises. It asks us to decide if we can accept keeping this alleged sentient AI with us, for company, or allowing them to go free. It forces us to question our assumptions on what we would do if given the choice. Even if we know from our assumptions of the current world it wouldn't hurt Chloe to keep her there, do you want to take the chance?