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seems like an issue of semantics - he's taking something most of us would just call "human culture" and naming it "AI" - which is an interesting idea, but true
by cobbzilla 10y ago
seems like an issue of semantics - he's taking something most of us would just call "human culture" and naming it "AI" - which is an interesting idea, but true artificial intelligence is something that involves some amount of self awareness of the system to itself.
- RIMR 10y agoTo be further semantic, one could say you're referring to AI automata, not just AI.
- ZenoArrow 10y agoIt's interesting how we conflate self-awareness with true intelligence. It implies that something cannot be truly intelligent until the point it creates a personality for it to identify with. I'd argue that a better indication of intelligence is self-directed learning, even if the seed of that desire to learn is programmed in from an outside source. I don't think its necessary for an AI to need to form a narrative of self.