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Yоur Quоtаtiоn Bаnk:Quote: “We cаnnot be confident that we will ever have decisive evidence about which artificial systems are conscious.”Source: The Full Rights Dilemma for A.I. Systems of Debatable PersonhoodContext: This line explains why the dilemma cannot be resolved by waiting for better scienceQuote: "Our best theories of consciousness leave open the possibility that some artificial systems might deserve full moral consideration"Source: The Full Rights Dilemma for A.I. Systems of Debatable PersonhoodContext: That uncertainty is not due to ignorance or confusion, but in the limitations of philosophical and scientific theories.Quote: “If we err by denying rights to beings who are in fact persons, the moral cost could be enormous.”Source: The Full Rights Dilemma for A.I. Systems of Debatable PersonhoodContext: Under‑attribution risks things like exploitation, enslavement, or killing of persons. This kind of harm is irreversible and morally catastrophic.Quote: “Deleting an AI that might be a person is like taking a moral gamble with potentially disastrous consequences.”Source: The Full Rights Dilemma for A.I. Systems of Debatable PersonhoodContext: If there is even a 10–20% chance an AI is a person, deleting it is like rolling a die where one face represents killing a person.Quote: "What would be the consequence of rejecting the notion of moral responsibility? Such a rejection would not overthrow morality: actions can be good or bad, right or wrong, even if no one is ultimately responsible for them."Source: Resentment and Reality: Buddhism on Moral ResponsibilityContext: Goodman is saying that the Buddhist isn't denying responsibility, as actions do have consequences, it denies moral responsibility.Quote: “Personal identity is not what matters. What fundamentally matters is Relation R, with any cause.”Source: Parfit, Reasons and Persons, p. 217.Context: Parfit is stating his central thesis about survival after arguing that branching cases show identity cannot be what matters.Quote: “The person is a whole made of parts. And wholes are not themselves real things, only the parts are.”Source: Siderits, Buddhism as Philosophy, p. 66.Context: Siderits is explaining the Buddhist claim that persons are not ultimately real but are conventional designators for collections of parts (the five skandhas)