It's fascinating to see some of the toughest philosophical questions, like consciousness or the nature of our existence, coming to the forefront. Our tech is sparking all kinds of classic thought experiments (and maybe launching some new ones), kind of helping us think in a more abstract way about those problems.
Using ChatGPT frequently for a variety of tasks will convince you that it’s not anywhere near human consciousness.
It’s something inherent in the fact that we can manipulate ChatGPT so easily through prompting. I’m repulsed at the idea of consciousness being so malleable.
That’s what makes ChatGPT a good tool, and it’s what makes humans good friends. They’re solid and different from us, which is why it’s so meaningful when they choose to be with us.
"It’s what makes humans good friends. They’re solid and different from us, which is why it’s so meaningful when they choose to be with us." I like that, well said.
I agree, but to me the question is not whether it is near human consciousness but whether it has (or a future AI of such an architecture) can have any type of consciousness, being it close to humans or not. And we have no clue what to answer or how even to tackle the problem.
It's fascinating to see some of the toughest philosophical questions, like consciousness or the nature of our existence, coming to the forefront. Our tech is sparking all kinds of classic thought experiments (and maybe launching some new ones), kind of helping us think in a more abstract way about those problems.
I’ve noticed the exact same thing; AI has made me not only more curious about how computers work, but also more curious to how humans “work”.
Using ChatGPT frequently for a variety of tasks will convince you that it’s not anywhere near human consciousness.
It’s something inherent in the fact that we can manipulate ChatGPT so easily through prompting. I’m repulsed at the idea of consciousness being so malleable.
That’s what makes ChatGPT a good tool, and it’s what makes humans good friends. They’re solid and different from us, which is why it’s so meaningful when they choose to be with us.
"It’s what makes humans good friends. They’re solid and different from us, which is why it’s so meaningful when they choose to be with us." I like that, well said.
I agree, but to me the question is not whether it is near human consciousness but whether it has (or a future AI of such an architecture) can have any type of consciousness, being it close to humans or not. And we have no clue what to answer or how even to tackle the problem.
Ai is already being used wrong in overrated ways by lame people
You don’t want conscience ai
AI is not an entity in first place, even if M:I7 says different
Ai is for being smarter then people curing and advancing society