They are not humans, so I would say no.

Yes. If it's conscious/sapient/sentient, it should have rights. AI in the way that we use it today however? No.

depends on the AI cause technically we already have AI but it is in no way consious a line of code that only simulates a dice roll is technically AI but does it deserve rights? what rights can it have when it cant comprehend what rights are?

If/when they gain animal-level sentience, I believe yes. I think we'd really have to see what they're like before it becomes an actual debate though - it's almost certain that AI will develop a huge amount in time, but we don't know exactly how it'll play out yet

Yes but only if they give me money

If it has a human level of sentience, then sure. But current models? Definitely not.

If AI gets so advanced that it rivals or even surpasses human intelligence, then yes

No lol its called *human* rights for a reason

AI's don't deserve their own universe (i'm referring to any metaverse shit btw)

depends on sentience. If they feel and think independently, like for example in detroit become human... what makes them different from us? bc technically we also are just a bunch of electrical signals being processed by our brain so in that case, yes.