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On the Lighter Side => New Theories => Topic started by: Yahya A.Sharif on 29/07/2019 13:00:58
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A robot could be designed to react to an artificial pain anything, screaming, moving when is hit,, artificial sexual reacting towards another robot , even having sex with another robot, thinking as well , but this robot won't feel or aware of its own existence.
Humans feels and aware of their existence, they aware of their themselves.
What is different between a living creature and anything else is consciousness of their own existence , life composed of this awareness and things that distinguish them between a dead body like motion , however pain, joy, motion, feelings, reproduction is only part of life that can be shared between a living thing and a well designed robot but the only thing that distinguish humans and robots is our awareness of our existence.
Awareness of something like pain is what makes us humans, it is not a problem for robot to feel and react to artificial pain but it will be a problem for humans , being aware of pain is what make us living beings
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No.
Plants are alive
single cell animals are alive.
But the interesting question here is; how on earth did you think you were somehow to redefine a word that has been well defined for centuries?
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but this robot won't feel or aware of its own existence.
How do you know that? One day an artificial intelligence may indeed be consciously aware.
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And, of course, we don't die when we go to bed.
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One day....
This day has not come yet.
an artificial intelligence may indeed be consciously aware.
It didn't happen yet.
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but this robot won't feel or aware of its own existence.
How do you know that?
because it can't tell that by its own.
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No.
Plants are alive
single cell animals are alive.
They feel
But the interesting question here is; how on earth did you think you were somehow to redefine a word that has been well defined for centuries?
It is not interesting
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This day has not come yet.
It didn't happen yet.
Are you arguing that because something hasn't happened yet that it cannot happen?
because it can't tell that by its own.
How do you know?
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Are you arguing that because something hasn't happened yet that it cannot happen?
It is irrelevant, it is enough your question " How do you know that"
because it can't tell that by its own.
How do you know?
Ask one that is not programmed to say " I exist"
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And, of course, we don't die when we go to bed.
We are not alive, and we are not dead, our brains work like a computer with dream videos, and our hearts beat like a robot thing
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It is irrelevant, it is enough your question " How do you know that"
It most certainly is relevant. It's a logical fallacy to think that something can't happen because it hasn't happened yet.
Ask one that is not programmed to say " I exist"
Fulfilling this request at the present moment would be meaningless, because the lack of self-awareness in an existing computer wouldn't rule out self-awareness in future computers.
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Fulfilling this request at the present moment would be meaningless, because the lack of self-awareness in an existing computer wouldn't rule out self-awareness in future computers.
Obviously wrong.
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Obviously wrong.
Sounds like you are repeating the "if it can't be done now, it can never be done" fallacy.
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It's a logical fallacy to think that something can't happen because it hasn't happened yet.
My idea is about the present time. Now it is right .Let it be wrong in the future, when people are certain of self-awareness of computers
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Now it is right
We don't know that either. There might be self-aware computers constructed by advanced, alien civilizations on some distant planet right now.
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Now it is right
We don't know that either. There might be self-aware computers constructed by advanced, alien civilizations on some distant planet right now.
Let it be wrong when scientist are certain about self-awareness of computers in another planet.
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alien civilizations on some distant planet right now.
aliens are myths and modern legends
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Let it be wrong when scientist are certain about self-awareness of computers in another planet.
The problem is that you can't declare yourself right about something if you might be wrong. You can say, "as far as I know, I'm right", but even that comes up to debate.
aliens are myths and modern legends
How do you know that they don't exist?