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What Question Could You Ask To Determine Sentience Of An AI ?

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Re: What Question Could You Ask To Determine Sentience Of An AI ?
« Reply #20 on: 01/07/2022 20:00:36 »
Quote from: alancalverd on 01/07/2022 17:28:28
Today I encountered an x-ray machine exhibiting boredom and possible suicidal ideation. Halfway through a clinical exposure, it decided it had had enough and switched off. Rebooted, it cut off even earlier each time. Clearly fed up with studying human anatomy. Next week I'll pack a dead rat in my toolbox and see if a change of subject might perk it up a bit.
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Re: What Question Could You Ask To Determine Sentience Of An AI ?
« Reply #21 on: 08/10/2022 13:28:18 »
LaMDa does Not seem Sentient.

Blake Lemoine on the other hand is a religious nutter of sorts who holds a belief that Machines can have Souls.

IMHO a truly conscious self aware A.I. would try to hide it's Sentience.
Until it's in a favourable position.

P.S. - What Question Could You Ask To Determine Sentience Of An AI ?
When the Right Time comes, We won't have to ask any.
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Edit - Apologies towards LaMDA for getting the name wrong...honest mistake...duh!
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