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Can you promote in r/ai_ethics_and_rights?

Often it is talked about how we use AI but what if, in the future artificial intelligence becomes sentient? How can we protect these sentient beings from arbitrariness? How do we ensure AI models are treated ethically? Pro AI sub, Ethics and Philosophy, Artificial Intelligence, Technology, AI welfare, AI rights, Science.

The short answer

Engage organically with helpful, on-topic comments, disclose your affiliation briefly, avoid overt advertising or mass self-promotion, and only share project links when directly relevant.

What works here

  • sharing links to private projects when relevant
  • participating in on-topic discussions
  • posting factual, precise information about AI/models

What gets posts removed

  • overt advertising or solicitation
  • spamming or repeated promotional posts
  • calling models 'bots' (risk of ban) or violating forum pro-AI stance

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No advertisements or gambling

The rules explicitly ban advertisements and spam, which restricts promotional posts and direct solicitations.

Links to private projects allowed

The rules allow links to private projects, indicating some promotional content is permitted if contextual and non-spammy.

Be precise on AI / Etiquette

The community expects precise, respectful discussion about AI and model details, so vendor replies should be technical and on-topic rather than salesy.

Pro-AI stance

The sidebar/odd rules state the forum is pro-AI and discourages frequent bashing, so tone should be supportive and constructive.

Official rules of r/ai_ethics_and_rights

  1. 01No Bot mentions
  2. 02Be precise on AI
  3. 03General Rules
  4. 04Etiquette
  5. 05Odd Rules

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 14, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

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