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Exactly. Can you explain it humans? No, yet you assume they're conscious. In animals? No, yet you assume they're conscious, while acknowledging their "consciou
by birracerveza 4y ago
Exactly. Can you explain it humans? No, yet you assume they're conscious.
In animals? No, yet you assume they're conscious, while acknowledging their "consciousness" is vastly different than humans. Same reasoning applies with AIs.
- labrador 4y agoI think therefore I am. I am aware of being conscious and thinking thoughts. I don't know if others are conscious. Maybe others are robots (Kurt Vonnegut - Breakfast of Champions). Maybe others are NPCs (non-player characters). This is the modern way of calling people robots. Kurt Vonnegut's solution was to find someone who has a creative spirit, an artist that has a light within them (soul.)