How could the state kill an AI? Assuming the AI is smart and talented enough to replicate itself and/or divide itself across many host computers and nations (horcrux-style), the state would not be able to unilaterally kill an AI unless they destroyed the internet and all computers across the entire world. Given that no state is omnipotent, this sort of eradication of technology should be impossible. Therefore, the state’s way of ensuring humans’ compliance with its laws – legal physical violence – would have no effect on an AI. An AI thus has no reason to follow any laws.

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