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I like to use examples like this to illustrate why classical computers will never become conscious despite the hype.
by eof 9y ago
I like to use examples like this to illustrate why classical computers will never become conscious despite the hype.
- coffeeaddicted 9y agoMaybe you can then use slow-motion videos of neurons firing to also illustrate why humans aren't really conscious despite other claims.
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- 52-6F-62 9y agoThis. It seems like the commenter who posted this point lacks some fundamental knowledge of how the brain operates. For all he knows, it is conscious. But the time scale and size limit it's faculties to a degree [to put it mildly] far too removed from the ability of our senses to perceive.
- ivanbakel 9y agoIf anyone is convinced of that solely by a video of a wooden computer, perhaps you've found a person who never became conscious in the first place.
- jtc1983 9y agoWhy "classical" computers? Is there some other kind of computer that isn't emulatable in wood that could become conscious? Hard to know exactly what you mean here.
- virgil_disgr4ce 9y agoThey're referring to quantum computers, because for some reason a lot of people seem to be convinced that 1) consciousness is made out of magic and 2) quantum physics is magic so therefore 3) "consciousness" requires "quantum"
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- eof 9y agoI don't know what could become conscious; but it seems pretty obvious to me some sticks banging together cannot be.
- felipemnoa 9y agohttps://xkcd.com/505/ https://xkcd.com/505/