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The question is whether a silicon brain can acquire the capabilities of a human brain without picking up sentience along the way. In order to perform at or abo
by dwaltrip 10y ago
The question is whether a silicon brain can acquire the capabilities of a human brain without picking up sentience along the way.
In order to perform at or above human level (in a general fashion), the robot will need a firm, comprehensive understanding of the world. Won't this unavoidably involve an understanding of the self as well?
- pdog 10y agoWhat self is there to understand? Does a computer chip know what it's processing?
- dwaltrip 10y agoThe awareness of all sensory or data input, internal processes, as well as the system's dynamic conceptual models and their change over time. This includes an awareness of the system's conceptual model of itself. I don't think any chips today have awareness. But it seems to me that you couldn't have general, adaptable intelligence without it.