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π₯ How to Give A.I. a Pinch of Consciousness π₯
π In 1998, engineers at Sony's computer science lab in Japan recorded a lost-looking robot running quickly through an enclosure. Researchers argued that the robot's "self-consciousness" emerged during a moment of incoherence. Researchers are exploring whether neural networks can reach the same elevated levels of processing as appear in individual brains. But granting robots the ability to think this way often carries with it risks and ethical complexities, as well as potential risks and problems for society. One of the world's foremost A.I. experts is intrigued by the study of consciousness. Yoshua Bengio is the creator of Mila, the Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute.
Studies on consciousness are still considered "tabuistic" in A.A. Systems. Awareness of the human brain is progressively important to the pursuit of more sophisticated technologies. The study of human brain-inspired operating systems can expand the limits of what A.T. systems can do today, some argue.. The work on consciousness does not bring us any closer to a fully sentient machine consciousness, however.
There is a significant crossover between neuroscience and A.I. research. Daniel Dennett, who spent most of his life worrying on what consciousness is and isn't, claims that we won't see computers gaining this degree of consciousness too soon. The research could happen. An aware computer that claims to be innocuous might also give rise to ethical difficulties, writes Dan Rivers. "The possibility of falsely generating pain in a conscious computer is what we ought to stop," he says. "We're definitely going to have another species, human consciousness, so we can't regulate the consciousness," he adds.
"The possibility of falsely generating misery in a thinking computer is what we ought to prevent," says Andrea Luppi. Analysis is constantly building on cognition and awareness theories in the pursuit of more efficient structures.
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π₯ How to Give A.I. a Pinch of Consciousness π₯
π In 1998, engineers at Sony's computer science lab in Japan recorded a lost-looking robot running quickly through an enclosure. Researchers argued that the robot's "self-consciousness" emerged during a moment of incoherence. Researchers are exploring whether neural networks can reach the same elevated levels of processing as appear in individual brains. But granting robots the ability to think this way often carries with it risks and ethical complexities, as well as potential risks and problems for society. One of the world's foremost A.I. experts is intrigued by the study of consciousness. Yoshua Bengio is the creator of Mila, the Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute.
Studies on consciousness are still considered "tabuistic" in A.A. Systems. Awareness of the human brain is progressively important to the pursuit of more sophisticated technologies. The study of human brain-inspired operating systems can expand the limits of what A.T. systems can do today, some argue.. The work on consciousness does not bring us any closer to a fully sentient machine consciousness, however.
There is a significant crossover between neuroscience and A.I. research. Daniel Dennett, who spent most of his life worrying on what consciousness is and isn't, claims that we won't see computers gaining this degree of consciousness too soon. The research could happen. An aware computer that claims to be innocuous might also give rise to ethical difficulties, writes Dan Rivers. "The possibility of falsely generating pain in a conscious computer is what we ought to stop," he says. "We're definitely going to have another species, human consciousness, so we can't regulate the consciousness," he adds.
"The possibility of falsely generating misery in a thinking computer is what we ought to prevent," says Andrea Luppi. Analysis is constantly building on cognition and awareness theories in the pursuit of more efficient structures.
Thanks and Enjoy π
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π₯ #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Consciousness
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