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Nominull comments on AI ontology crises: an informal typology - Less Wrong
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Why don't we see these crises happening in humans when they shift ontological models? Is there some way we can use the human intelligence case as a model to guide artificial intelligence safeguards?
We do. It's just that:
1) Human minds aren't as malleable as a self-improving AI's so the effect is smaller,
2) After the fact, the ontological shift is perceived as a good thing, from the perspective of the new ontology's moral system. This makes the shifts hard to notice unless one is especially conservative.