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I don't see how this is funny. I also think this is a bit insulting. What is a "truly conscious" AI and why would anyone believe that's inevitable let alone po
by sublinear 4y ago
I don't see how this is funny. I also think this is a bit insulting.
What is a "truly conscious" AI and why would anyone believe that's inevitable let alone possible? We don't even know what consciousness is. Any premature attempt to define, legislate, or even market it is disgusting pragmatism that needs to be eradicated from the tech industry yesterday.
- bheadmaster 4y ago> I don't see how this is funny. I also think this is a bit insulting. How is it insulting? > why would anyone believe that [a "truly conscious" AI]'s inevitable let alone possible? We don't even know what consciousness is. You just answered your question.
- tablespoon 4y ago> ...why would anyone believe [a "truly conscious" AI is] inevitable let alone possible? Because they read science fiction and believed it.
- HDThoreaun 4y ago> why would anyone believe that's inevitable let alone possible? Because I'm a materialist so I believe computers could completely accurately simulate a brain. An artificial brain would necessarily be conscious.