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Ok, so let's put our neural network inside a robot with sensors, so it can see, hear, smell, taste and touch its environment. Let the robot wonder around and le
by p1esk 6y ago
Ok, so let's put our neural network inside a robot with sensors, so it can see, hear, smell, taste and touch its environment. Let the robot wonder around and learn how to do various tasks (imitation learning, self-supervised learning, reinforcement learning, etc). Let's say after a few years of such training it starts to behave like it was sentient. How do you know what structures have formed in its multi-trillion parameter space? How do you know if those structures are fundamentally different from human brain structures responsible for sentient behavior?