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I don't think that's dissolving far enough. The questions those questions are stand-ins for, I think, are questions like "does X deserve legal consideration?" or "does X deserve moral consideration?" and we might as well be explicit about this.
So how do you decide whether or not X deserve's moral consideration based on something like long-term interactions, or looking at its code? I mean, if the real question is "how do I feel about X," something something explicit.
Dunno. But I'd rather admit my ignorance about the right question.