Re:Is artificial consciousness achievable? Lessons from the ...
by smokel on Monday May 20, 2024 @07:02AM
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This might be an interesting reason for it to feel special, but I'm not entirely convinced, and I probably don't fully understand what you mean.
It seems that not everyone values the having of a consciousness as something special. Survival works pretty well with a good appetite, some muscle for clobbering enemies, and a good sex drive. How does (thinking about) consciousness add an advantage here?
It seems that not everyone values the having of a consciousness as something special. Survival works pretty well with a good appetite, some muscle for clobbering enemies, and a good sex drive. How does (thinking about) consciousness add an advantage here?