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i wonder basically how many rules are laid down when our brains are first made, vs how much is making sense of the inputs and creating intelligence on the spot over years of learning how to think i'm saying, if we make a large enough "network" and feed it input for long enough, and with some ability to interact with the world, would it slowly learn how to do something
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also studies on consciousness show for example that things happen before you're aware of them, implying that consciousness perhaps is a projection of what's already happening in your brain, meaning consciousness can't affect, it's only a display, and therefore perhaps unnecessary or not i was big time into consciousness for a while and read all the text books i could find etc
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duTrieux. posted:i don't believe that this implies that consciousness is unnecessary; i think the ability to construct a rationalization itself is an expression of consciousness. my operating assumption is that our conscious experience is a collection of both post-hoc rationalization and higher-level executive planning/desicions/thoughts. well the experts would somewhat agree with your lash statement, but imply that "autopilot" isn't consciousness.. and things like buddhism or meditation really make the most of what consciousness can be: mindfulness is a buzz word of late but it basically describes being conscious and aware.: clearly our brains can perform complex tasks on autopilot . gently caress i check scripts on autopilot all the time - i've trained my brain with rules so if something looks out of place then consciousness kicks in and i can analyse and rationalise you do raise interesting points. they call consciousness "the hard question", because consciousness is absolutely like nothing else on the universe at all. all the current evidence seems to often discredit ways of understanding consciousness and asks a lot of questions but doesn't give a lot of answers (just a lot of pointing out how wrong theories are)
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JewKiller 3000 posted:you don't know that, you don't have a single piece of objective evidence to support that claim, and neither does anyone else who makes it that's just like you're opinion man
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we install kill switches and also make sure they cant gently caress and reproduce
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MSPain posted:Fartificial intelligence
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the world sucks
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