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I don't think that's a requirement for consciousness. For instance, I could sedate you, and you would be unconscious until I wake you up and give you a prompt.
by lossolo 4y ago
I don't think that's a requirement for consciousness. For instance, I could sedate you, and you would be unconscious until I wake you up and give you a prompt. Then, a snapshot of your brain would react to inputs and output the answer, and I would sedate you again. If I were to stop time (and there were no inputs from the real world), would all beings still be alive and conscious until I unpause it? So between the "prompts".
- r00fus 4y agoThe question is what it would take to convince users, not to achieve some “definition” of consciousness. The situation you describe seems contrived to the point where I doubt a user would see that as conscious - just like chatGPT