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The article discusses the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) to have rights, comparing it to animals in terms of suffering and legal responsibility. Current laws do not recognize AI as having legal personality or rights, placing responsibility on developers and users. As AI systems become more autonomous, determining liability becomes complex. European regulations aim to protect human rights without granting rights to machines. Future proposals include recognizing a special legal status for certain autonomous systems. The comparison with animals highlights the challenges of acknowledging suffering, as AI can mimic emotions without experiencing them. The author suggests considering AI as 'common goods' with specific treatment rules, emphasizing human accountability for technology.