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All of that sounds true to me, and yet it doesn't seem to distract from the comment you're replying to in any way. It can grasp context and be very useful for
by Scarblac 4y ago
All of that sounds true to me, and yet it doesn't seem to distract from the comment you're replying to in any way.
It can grasp context and be very useful for a lot of things even if it doesn't learn continuously, isn't alive, can be described as a Chinese Room, etc.
- pmoriarty 4y agoThe problem is that human cognition itself could be described as a Chinese room. We don't understand what understanding is, or what thinking is, what consciousness is, etc. So we can't adequately defend our own thought process as being any "better" than an AI except at a functional level, and AI's are quickly catching up to and even exceeding human functions, so the moat humans have drawn to defend themselves as exceptional beings is ever shrinking.