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With VR, you can get the sight and physical environment you mention. That seems like, at minimum, proof that in-silico intelligence won't be blocked by that req
by ericb 4y ago
With VR, you can get the sight and physical environment you mention. That seems like, at minimum, proof that in-silico intelligence won't be blocked by that requirement.
I do fully agree that any intelligence may not be human-like, though. In fact, I imagine it would seem very cold, calculating, amoral, and manipulative. Our prohibition against that type of behavior depends on a social evolution it won't have experienced.
- PaulDavisThe1st 4y ago> With VR, you can get the sight and physical environment you mention "physical environment" ? VR lets you operate on and get sensory input based on a fairly significantly degraded version of physical reality.
- turbohz 4y agoAre you suggesting that all reality sensory input is equally relevant?
- PaulDavisThe1st 4y agoThe opposite. VR is an impoverished reality. Any AI seeking to do science, for example, would rapidly hit "bottom".
- jamiek88 4y agoAlso relies on quirks and tricks of human sight and cognition to make sense!