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Does intelligence require sentience though? Geoffrey Hinton, who I point to merely as an expert in the field and someone much smarter than myself, said (https:/
by petercooper 3y ago
Does intelligence require sentience though? Geoffrey Hinton, who I point to merely as an expert in the field and someone much smarter than myself, said (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuNN32Tmc9c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuNN32Tmc9c) that he thinks current systems are "intelligent" and that they "have experiences" akin to humans but that he does not consider them, yet, to have much self awareness, a necessity for sentience.
- mistrial9 3y agothis is an endless word-play IMHO. A skilled player (author,actor,comic) can keep the audience guessing almost forever. Meanwhile, meta-comment.. this entire topic is an accelerant for flagrant deception. People in this thread ask sober, serious questions about the meaning of this aspect or that, but really the people who do not know that I have seen, also do not know a lot of other important things. Many functioning adults do not know a lot of basic things about the actual real world, let alone a theoretical framework that is new. Those people do have curiosity and can be fooled or worse. I was attracted to pundits with "answers" e.g. Ken Wilbur etc. at a certain time of my own intellectual growth, but the significance and priority of that has changed for me. Consider the viewer, what is viewed, and the social and physical place where the viewing happens.. there are more parts than might be immediately obvious.