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I follow the same line of thought as yours - that sensations could be just a hint and you utimately wheigh all your sensations and intentions; BUT just as machi
by raducu 9y ago
I follow the same line of thought as yours - that sensations could be just a hint and you utimately wheigh all your sensations and intentions; BUT just as machines don't have sensations and they can do just fine with planning, so too could animals. "Automatic" doesn't mean right now.
My point is sensations/emotions are an incredible information processing paradigm wich we are largely ignoring when we think of AI.
- feanaro 9y agoI think it's not entirely clear what sensations even are and, if you follow this line of reasoning more thoroughly, you arrive at the classic problem of qualia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualia).