This book explores the provocative hypothesis of whether it is ethical to grant legal personality to artificial general intelligence (AGI). It addresses the practical implications of such a paradigm shift, including regulatory, socio-economic, and technological challenges. It incorporates thought experiments and comparative analyses of international legal systems. Public perception, cultural attitudes, and media influence are also in scope, highlighting societal impacts and the importance of education. Counterarguments and ethical dilemmas are explored, presenting alternative viewpoints and solutions to potential controversies.