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Folder: Global Mental Health Fellowship
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Folder: Prioritizing Neglected Animals
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Week 1: Scope Sensitivity & Fish Welfare
2 Lessons
Scope Sensitivity
Fish Welfare
Week 2: Relative Sentience & Decapod Crustaceans
2 Lessons
Relative Sentience and Moral Weights
Shrimp Welfare
Week 3: Farmed Birds
3 Lessons
Broiler Chickens & Layer Hens
Ducks
Factoring in Suffering Time and Intensity
Week 4: Insects/Small Invertebrates
2 Lessons
The Mind-Boggling Scale of Insect Suffering
Insects Directly Harmed by Humans
Week 5: Wild Animals (Unaffected by Humans)
1 Lesson
Why Wild Animal Suffering May Be the Most Neglected Problem
Week 6: Future Animals
2 Lessons
Why the Future Matters (so much more than you think)
Animals and Future Technologies
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Week 6: Future Animals

Animals and Future Technologies

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  • ‍‍How to reduce the ethical dangers of AI-assisted farming | Aeon Essays (15 mins) 

    This blog post discusses the ethical risks of AI-integrated livestock farming, arguing that automation may intensify the suffering harms of factory farming. Importantly, the authors propose 4 principles to ensure AI enhances– rather than undermines– animal welfare & farmer autonomy, opening up a pathway for animal-positive implementation of PLF technologies. 

  • Transformative AI and wild animals: An exploration. — EA Forum (15 mins)

    • Only read “Asymmetric acceleration and research priorities” through end of post

    This post is the Wild Animal Initiative’s first foray into thinking about the intersection of transformative AI (TAI) and wild animal welfare. It explores the near-future implications of TAI on wild animal welfare (WAW), both directly and for scientific research in the field.

  • Wild animal welfare in the far future — EA Forum (5 mins)

    • Summary only

    This article discusses why far-future wild animal welfare (WAW) scenarios seem most important from a net-welfare perspective, and what we can do about them.

  • WAW beyond Earth: Directed Panspermia & Cosmic Rescue Missions (10 mins)

    A short introduction to the concepts of “directed panspermia” (intentionally seeding other planets with life-- an action which may be feasible within a matter of years, with potentially extreme ethical implications) and “cosmic rescue missions” (future interventions to relieve the wild suffering that likely already exists beyond Earth).

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