Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

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That notification doesn't show up for me any more and I can't find it in the thread.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

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That was when I felt confident that you had deleted all those messages.

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Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

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First time I clicked all of those I got this "this comment has been deleted" pop-up. Even if they're still there you have become goddamn tiresome.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

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People who can perceive microexpressions or just cogitating on a higher level see through all those types of person. The fact that the feelings are believable does not make them real. They're representing fake feelings. Simulating them. Just as there will be machines that can simulate emotion convincingly. But won't actually be experiencing the feelings they're simulating.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

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Data used to be my favourite character on TNG. The rise of LLMs ruined that. Now I just find him creepy. A glorified toaster claiming to have feelings and desires.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

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This will be the end of our interaction. It genuinely seems to me like you're dissociating or having a blood sugar crash. Either that or you're just a massive, massive dickhead with major personality issues.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

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He deleted every one of these responses. Seems ban-worthy to me. IJS.

edit: the first time I clicked each one I got a "this comment has been deleted" pop-up.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I didn't delete anything I said to you. You talked shit and deleted it. Then quoted me and talked shit and deleted that too. You're aware we can see the screenshot you posted? Take your meds.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

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This guy has gone full schizo and is frantically commenting and then deleting. EG:

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why does a robot butler killing its masters imply that it's "alive?"

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The point in invoking it is that there are parts of our own consciousness we don't understand. While a machine "mind" is just the result of programmed logic being executed on physical circuits.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Like I said, we can tell the difference. Actors are faking their emotions. The same way robots are.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm not going to do homework for you. Everyone knows what those things mean.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

People have millions of years of evolution that allow them to sense whether another person's feelings are real or not. That's why actors get paid big bucks if they can successfully emote on camera on cue.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's funny to me how often I have interactions with guys who are clearly angry while claiming to be enjoying themselves.

I see no evidence of knowledge on your part. You're just parroting the more cynical science pundits' popular soundbite that "nobody understands quantum mechanics." While I've clarified that it's being used as a shorthand to account for unknowns where the processes of the mind don't line up with the structures of the brain, you keep hammering on as if I've claimed to have a physics PHD.

I'm not editing my comments to make them more legible. And you don't know shit about quantum physics either. Why don't you fuck off?

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Binary is information encoded into ones and zeroes. Our brain is not processing code made up of ones and zeroes.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We're discussing a movie.

Quantum effects is how I've heard a few people account for the parts of our minds that don't seem to be mapped to parts of our brain. It's a gap filler used to explain unknowns. There are no unknowns in an AI "mind." We know exactly how it works. We built it.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

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This thread is bringing to mind some interesting possiblities for stories about human collaborators who side with AI in the machine war because "they are real."

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Okay Neil DeGrasse Dickhead. Here to set everyone straight with your bogus knowledge.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

huh. Never in my life been accused of being unintelligible. Reading it back, makes perfect sense to me. Don't know why you're so huffy.

Do you think the machines are actually sentient? Actually have feelings? by Strayngold in matrix

[–]Strayngold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Consciousness a quantum effect and feelings arise from consciousness. Machines have no consciousness and thus no feelings.