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if the "machine" is programmed to make a certain "choice", and "obeys" that programming, why is it guilty?
by inter_netuser 5y ago
if the "machine" is programmed to make a certain "choice", and "obeys" that programming, why is it guilty?
- guerrilla 5y agoBecause it's the source of the problem to be correct. That's it. Which part of this car is faulty? Same thing.
- raindeer2 5y agoThe human machine is not programmed in the traditional sense, it's learned to a large extent. Guilt is a signal that some behavior should be changed/relearned/reprogrammed. The open question is why and how humans can "feel" guilt. How can a machine have a subjective experience at all? What is a subjective experience? This is the so-called "hard problem".