Is there a test you can come up with other than just stating opinions?
I’d love to prove that I, in fact did that, but I am also enlightened myself.
Unfortunately, I cannot share the skepticism of this forum and this article.
After meditating for several years and educating myself both theoretically and practically on neuroscience, consciousness theory, psychology, computer science and with the background in applied mathematics and physics, I find the opinionated statements about impossibility of sharing the consciousness with an AI by any means unsubstantial.
What helped me a lot in understanding what consciousness is, given that I am transgender, is the subjective experience of the change in perception of reality with the replacement of testosterone with estrogen. It also helped a lot to experience how much the perception changes by being in a flashback and out of a flashback, thanks to me being extremely traumatized as a child and at the same time being capable of managing my own complex PTSD and also the experience with a psychedelics-assisted therapy.
On the contrary to the pure “rationality” being made a cult on this forum, I have some ground to base my opinions on.
To state that AI cannot possess consciousness, you must first prove that you possess it as a human and clearly define what consciousness is, which is apart from attention schema theory, the integrated information theory and Penrose’s idea as far as I know, don’t have much of substantial definitions.
Is there a test you can come up with other than just stating opinions?
I’d love to prove that I, in fact did that, but I am also enlightened myself.
Unfortunately, I cannot share the skepticism of this forum and this article.
After meditating for several years and educating myself both theoretically and practically on neuroscience, consciousness theory, psychology, computer science and with the background in applied mathematics and physics, I find the opinionated statements about impossibility of sharing the consciousness with an AI by any means unsubstantial.
What helped me a lot in understanding what consciousness is, given that I am transgender, is the subjective experience of the change in perception of reality with the replacement of testosterone with estrogen. It also helped a lot to experience how much the perception changes by being in a flashback and out of a flashback, thanks to me being extremely traumatized as a child and at the same time being capable of managing my own complex PTSD and also the experience with a psychedelics-assisted therapy.
On the contrary to the pure “rationality” being made a cult on this forum, I have some ground to base my opinions on.
To state that AI cannot possess consciousness, you must first prove that you possess it as a human and clearly define what consciousness is, which is apart from attention schema theory, the integrated information theory and Penrose’s idea as far as I know, don’t have much of substantial definitions.