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That is what I mean. /Subjective/ experiences are part of the usual definition of consciousness and sentience. Qualia, as opposed to quantia. If you’re trying t
by Robotbeat 4y ago
That is what I mean. /Subjective/ experiences are part of the usual definition of consciousness and sentience. Qualia, as opposed to quantia. If you’re trying to protect the human mind from ever being probably replicable in operation by a machine, it helps to pick an unfalsifiable definition of consciousness and sentience.
- fasterik 4y agoI don't get it. Who are you attributing this view to? I already said that I believe everything about consciousness/qualia/subjectivity are physical and measurable. There is nothing special about the human mind preventing us from replicating it in a machine. Note: you brought up the term qualia, not me. I have never actually liked that term. I prefer the terms "consciousness" and "conscious experience".
- Robotbeat 4y agoOkay, then we are in agreement!