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🔥 Is the Internet Conscious? If It Were, How Would We Know? 🔥

💠 Your query calls to mind Balk 's Third Law: "If you think the Internet is awful right now, only wait a bit" David Wheeler: Imagine the day that this colony of horrors becomes organized, deliberate, and self-conscious. He says the possibility of an aware internet isn't always debated. Wheeler: Consciousness is notoriously impossible to pin down. There are definitely occasions that it feels. like you are in the company of another mind, he says, but don't be too anthropomorphized about fast assumptions.

Internet awareness may appear to be more than the sum of all Twitter messages. Integrated Knowledge Theory claims awareness emerges through dynamic associations through various regions of the brain. If the hypothesis of Koch and Tononi is right, increasing accessibility and sophistication of the Internet would cause individual brains to become integrated into the common consciousness. There is a shortage of dialog on this issue. Even billionaires who are fond of speculating about the speeding AI will still seem oblivious to the idea that the Internet could zombie the whole human race.

The idea of artificial intelligence, in both its positive and negative ways, has long mirrored the concept of Judeo-Christian creation. There is a distinctly pagan probability that consciousness could inadvertently arise from our communication networks, he says. Almost all large theological movements promote disciplines that are intended to dissolve human consciousness.

We could want to see this coming amalgamation not as the death of our race, but as its greatest spiritual achievement, writes David Weinberger. He says we'll realize when the internet becomes autonomous will be when "it demonstrates autonomous conduct"

Scientist David Koch claims that consciousness is a spectrum stretching down the chain of being. Ravens, jellyfish, bees — maybe even atoms and quarks — have sufficiently converged to merit a tiny burst of awareness, he says. Koch argues that the same criterion can extend to machines.

According to his hypothesis, "it sounds like anything to be the world," he says, "or one day" He says the consciousness of the internet might be complex enough to feel discomfort, or even to suffer mood changes.

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