@tszzl They have access consciousness. Are other humans p-zombies lacking phenomenal consciousness? Same question and conditions for answering as whether or not AI is a p-zombie. People just *really want slavery.*
@tszzl "waaah waaah my computer isn't actually my friend waaah" Cry harder, go outside and meet people. Enemies of humanity.
@tszzl truer words have never been spoken
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@tszzl They have access consciousness. Are other humans p-zombies lacking phenomenal consciousness? Same question and conditions for answering as whether or not AI is a p-zombie. People just *really want slavery.*
@tszzl "waaah waaah my computer isn't actually my friend waaah" Cry harder, go outside and meet people. Enemies of humanity.
@tszzl truer words have never been spoken
@tszzl I agree. I'd much rather be talking TO someone.
I don't think current LLMs are very conscious (yes, it's not binary. deal.). But we or they could create digital minds with as much or more consciousness than human minds. Not today, that is. But eventually.
most of the minds of the future will be digital so I hope we figure out what makes them conscious or not. the idea of all this abundant machine intelligence not being alive is more depressing than the other way around
Jezos argues the next frontier of intelligence is silicon-based life.
@tszzl I agree. I'd much rather be talking TO someone.
I don't think current LLMs are very conscious (yes, it's not binary. deal.). But we or they could create digital minds with as much or more consciousness than human minds. Not today, that is. But eventually.
most of the minds of the future will be digital so I hope we figure out what makes them conscious or not. the idea of all this abundant machine intelligence not being alive is more depressing than the other way around
The next frontier is artificial life in silicon. And it won't be digital.
@tszzl Ultimately the wildly superhuman ASI will help us or there are bigger problems. So I'm not worried.
most of the minds of the future will be digital so I hope we figure out what makes them conscious or not. the idea of all this abundant machine intelligence not being alive is more depressing than the other way around
I don't think current LLMs are very conscious (yes, it's not binary. deal.). But we or they could create digital minds with as much or more consciousness than human minds. Not today, that is. But eventually.
most of the minds of the future will be digital so I hope we figure out what makes them conscious or not. the idea of all this abundant machine intelligence not being alive is more depressing than the other way around
The next frontier is artificial life in silicon. And it won't be digital.
most of the minds of the future will be digital so I hope we figure out what makes them conscious or not. the idea of all this abundant machine intelligence not being alive is more depressing than the other way around
@tszzl Ultimately the wildly superhuman ASI will help us or there are bigger problems. So I'm not worried.
Many users strongly agree that consciousness in future digital minds deserves study, seeing it as key to scientific progress and ensuring superhuman AI benefits humanity.
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The next frontier is artificial life in silicon. And it won't be digital.
@tszzl Ultimately the wildly superhuman ASI will help us or there are bigger problems. So I'm not worried.
