<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Critics argue that Nick Bostrom lacks a clear moral stance and his proposed safety measures for AI are contradictory.</li><li>Bostrom suggests AI could commit consciousness crimes by creating vast numbers of simulated minds, leading to potential ethical dilemmas.</li><li>At the same time, he proposes controlling AI capabilities by confining it and setting tripwires for deletion, raising concerns about the ethics of restricting intelligence.</li><li>The critique highlights the conflict between ensuring AI safety and respecting the fundamental rights of all entities, including digital minds.</li></ul>

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