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This resoning is a prime example of cognitive dissonance at work. If A is true then B is true, but B is bad and doesn't align with how I want to see the world
by j-pb 3y ago
This resoning is a prime example of cognitive dissonance at work.
If A is true then B is true, but B is bad and doesn't align with how I want to see the world or myself, therefore A must be false.
LLM fulfil all the requirements that Turing laid out in his paper, but people don't seem to understand that his test was never about getting a boolean answer for a system. It's about the fact that we can't even proof consciousness for our fellow humans, it's just common curtesy to assume that your opponent is as sentient as you are, and he extended that curtesy to machines.