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There are times I am feeling neither pain nor pleasure, but I am still experiencing conciousness. So that definition seems to fail immediately. And how do you
by Jtarii 6mo ago
There are times I am feeling neither pain nor pleasure, but I am still experiencing conciousness.
So that definition seems to fail immediately.
And how do you even measure pain, is it painful for an LLM to be reprimanded after generating a reply the user doesn't like? It seems to act like it.
- qsera 6mo ago>There are times I am feeling neither pain nor pleasure It is about the ability..
- Jtarii 6mo agoI guess that just seems like an incredibly arbitrary criteria. Why would the potential for pleasure in the future determine if I am currently conscious even if I am not in fact experiencing pleasure.
- qsera 6mo agoThe answer is in your question. You said you are "experiencing consciousness". So you are feeling something, and thus you have consciousness. In otherwords it does not have to be pleasure or pain. The ability to "feel" is where it is at.