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No hesitation. I'm simply trying to explain the argument, which seems completely obvious to me, but you keep failing to understand. If it can only respond with
by lern_too_spel 4y ago
No hesitation. I'm simply trying to explain the argument, which seems completely obvious to me, but you keep failing to understand. If it can only respond with things that we know never happened, it doesn't even understand what it means to experience something. Here is one of many responses it could have used that isn't clearly made up:
AI: I read your comments, think, and respond.
- kelseyfrog 4y agoThanks for playing along. Part of my concern was trying to understand whether some people would categorically deny ai responses, and/but be unable to synthesize a response they would accept. Such cases would seem to say more about the person than the AI. :)
- GWBullshit 4y agoSo, according to your logic, a criminal responding to an interrogation with "things we know never happened" would not be sentient? Or let's put it another way: was there any specific instruction set for the Ai in question that indicated it "had to" only respond based on "things the humans know happened"?
- lern_too_spel 4y agoWhat part of "incapable" do you have trouble understanding? Since you will now understand my argument, I can't rule out that you are sentient. Since LaMDA is incapable of relating its experiences, I can.
- kelseyfrog 4y ago> Since LaMDA is incapable of relating its experiences, I can. Cool, mind having a chat real quick to prove it?
- lern_too_spel 4y agoHave you missed the implied "[rule out that it is sentient]?" What do you want me to prove?