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Are you launching into a semantic argument about the word 'experience'? If so, it might help to state what essential properties alphago was missing that makes i

by rocqua 2y ago

Are you launching into a semantic argument about the word 'experience'? If so, it might help to state what essential properties alphago was missing that makes it 'not having an experience'. Otherwise this can quickly devolve into the common useless semantic discussion.

soist 2y ago
Just making sure no one is confused by common computationalist sophistry and how they attribute personal characteristics to computers and software. People can have and can create experiences, computers can only execute their programmed instructions.
- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y ago
  On what priors are you making that statement?
  - deleted 2y ago
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  - soist 2y ago
    Rephrase your question. I don't know what you're asking.
    - nertirs 2y ago
      I think he meant to ask, what is the difference between an experience and a predefined instruction?
- gowld 2y ago
  Username `soist is an abbreviation for `solipsist, then?