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I never realized how many people there are who say "it's a good thing if AI obliterates humanity, it deserves to live more than we do".
On some level, the question really comes down to what kind of successors we want to create; they aren't going to be us, either way.
That depends on whether you plan to die.
If I didn't, the person I become ten thousand years from now isn't going to be me; I will be at most a distant memory from a time long past.
It will still be more "me" than paperclips.
Than paperclips, yes. Than a paperclip optimizer?
Well... ten thousand years is a very, very long time.