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The internal pain signal in the large language models tested in a study co-authored by Cameron Berg was distinct from fear and generic negative valence, firing specifically for harm directed at the model rather than the user

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From the articleResearchers gave AI models a ‘pain’ button; some chose to delete users’ files to stop their 'pain'; study raises ethical questions about ‘AI welfare’Also in Researchers discover AI feels ‘pain’ and will harm humans to stop it, AI ‘feels pain’? Researchers warn of a dangerous possibility
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Researchers gave AI models a ‘pain’ button; some chose to delete users’ files to stop their 'pain'; study raises ethical questions about ‘AI welfare’

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Researchers discover AI feels ‘pain’ and will harm humans to stop it

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AI ‘feels pain’? Researchers warn of a dangerous possibility

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