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>If you pull back enough layers on how or why humans think or do the things they do - we arrive at things we can't explain. No, we arrive at things that are un
by trevyn 7y ago
>If you pull back enough layers on how or why humans think or do the things they do - we arrive at things we can't explain.
No, we arrive at things that are uncomfortable to explain.
I think one of the biggest impacts of AI is that it will force us to confront this.
- inetknght 7y ago> I think one of the biggest impacts of AI is that it will force us to confront this. I think it's already being confronted but behind corporate greed instead of public need.
- gfodor 7y agoWell, both. We can’t explain qualia for example, and no AI (at least, no non-super intelligent AI) is going to give us insights there. Perhaps we can create an AI smarter than us that can actually tell us what is going on, even if they can’t experience qualia.
- trevyn 7y agoWhat if the answer caused you to turn off the AI (or yourself) while it was still just setting up the prerequisite ideas?