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Michael Graziano: Is Conscious AI Safer Than The Alternative?

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“And it seems he has commented, with a similar take as mine. Starting at 20mins, he says LLMs have useful pieces, but lack the sophisticated models of self that people have. And if it can be said to have anything, "they don't have anything like human conscio…”

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Singularity's Bounty e/cc: The only actual argument against it I've seen is the mimicry argument, but I reject that because it's based on 1980s symbolic processing reasoning and never updated for LLM capabilities. All the re…
Singularity's Bounty e/cc: Next up: valence
James MacGlashan: I think its clear we shouldn't describe the video generator as having those emotions, it's just displaying them. But it's the same situations for LLMs because they use the same class of machinery. …
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2 experts · 58 posts · 1d ago
Singularity's Bounty e/cc: What if I said "Will's argument has no flaws"? Would you accept that at face value? I'm not claiming anything, I'm saying there's an absence of something, and absence is not a claim Will's argument…
Singularity's Bounty e/cc: Unfortunately, we can't always make an affirmative claim. We can't prove a negative but sometimes we have to do our best to demonstrate it Like "My code has no bugs" is always going to be a negativ…
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