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I disagree. I have shown a random blob to an face-recognition algorithm. It "saw" a face were there was none. It was not conscious, but it was perfectly able to

by otikik 10y ago

I disagree. I have shown a random blob to an face-recognition algorithm. It "saw" a face were there was none. It was not conscious, but it was perfectly able to have illusions.

coldtea 10y ago
>It was not conscious, but it was perfectly able to have illusions. An algorithmic error is not the same as an illusion. To take it to be so, is to presuppose what you're supposed to prove.