Users dismiss the Measure of Man episode's premise about AI emotions and sentience as stupid because they see it as not worth serious consideration.
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@keenanisalive @shawn_woodstock @CarnegieMellon @CSDatCMU As much as I love the Measure of Man episode, if you stop the episode and think about it, it's stupid as hell. Data explicitly states there is nothing close to emotions. It was only a fear tactic "this decision'll define who you are" it's about not trusting yourself with weapons.
Completely agree. …For now! Serious question: do you think there is something unique about biological tissue, and biological neurons that gives us the capacity to love? If a human mind and body could be measured down to the atom, and simulated perfectly on a computer, would it cease to express love? If so, what for you is the essential difference?
Users dismiss the Measure of Man episode's premise about AI emotions and sentience as stupid because they see it as not worth serious consideration.
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