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Sentient AI vs human consciousness

| Is there a difference?


| To find the answer you need to ask yourself what is human consciousness in the first place. We are what we are by imitating&improving on what we have seen people do before us.


| Cogito ergo sum


| >>386983
Of course there's a difference. A computer "thinks" completely different than a person, if one would attain sentience it would be a very different kind of it. How you ask? Fuck if I know, we barely understand our own minds.

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| reopened this thread and commenting so it doesn't get closed instantly again


| >>390674 thanks based lain


| >>390674 what do you think about ai va consciousness lain?

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| >>390816
what people call AI and "Machine Learning" today is so far away from actual AI or actual learning that it doesn't make a difference what I think now. Maybe in 50 years.


| Machine learning rn isn't the advanced 'able to learn, adapt and evolve in all ways' sort of thing. They all focus on one task and stick to it. Also, I have this belief that unless they've managed to experience reality with a physical body, it's near impossible to make them truly sentient, because then they'd be stuck in their virtual box forever and be unable to decide for itself what it nerds to do.


| >>391794 obviously the OP and most of people here on>>>/lain/ usually talk about AGI or ASI


| >>391981 >>/lain/

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