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I believe this is the most likely scenario: lethal apathy. I mean, how could a turing machine have emotions without chemicals?

• drabiega 10y ago
  Emotions are a heuristic. Any general AI powerful enough to be useful is going to have to be full of similar heuristics if it's going to get anything done. The presence of chemicals is irrelevant.
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  • maroonblazer 10y ago
    In what way are emotions a dependency on getting anything done? The AI could be like the high-functioning sociopath who doesn't actually experience the subjective feeling of emotion but has learned all the physical cues that convey a given emotion. An AI would execute them flawlessly.
• adrianN 10y ago
  What have emotions to do with this? And what have chemicals to do with emotions?