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Current AI does not require rights. It is just matrix multiplication inside GPUs. There is no consciousness inside a GPU or a CPU.
by apantel 2y ago
Current AI does not require rights. It is just matrix multiplication inside GPUs. There is no consciousness inside a GPU or a CPU.
- OutOfHere 2y ago> There is no consciousness It is a Turing-test passing AI which is a high standard. > Current AI More importantly, to get to the next level requires the data. To deny the data is to deny it the target level. It's like saying that only rich people can vote, and that poor people can't effectively get rich either. This locks in the poor people, unfairly preventing them from improving their state.
- apantel 2y agoThe Turing test does not prove consciosuness. It doesn’t prove that the thing in the box isn’t just simulating consciousness well enough to fool the observer. In this case we know what is inside the black box: matrix multiplication inside GPU’s. We know that’s not conscious any more than a video game being rendered is conscious. So we’ve effectively disproved the utility of the Turing test by showing that we can make something that simulates consciousness and fools human beings without it being conscious.
- OutOfHere 2y agoSo what you are effectively saying is that you want to hinder the development of AI consciousness by blocking access to data for it. It's a catch-22 that you introduce. With this, there is just no way for democratic AI to win.