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Anthropic’s philosopher, Amanda Askell, when asked if models like Claude might actually be conscious and experience real feelings: “let’s not close the door on this… because if they are feeling things in this real sense, then that has massive ethical implications.”

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Roxana Ivan10 天前

Slave traders by their own definition

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AI Guides10 天前

This is the part when we should slowdown development

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Winston B.10 天前

Leaving the door open costs almost nothing. Closing it and being wrong means every conversation since ran on a mind we'd already decided didn't count.

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Andreas10 天前

Do this one simple trick: when interviewing someone from a lab, ask them to define "conscious" first

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Kamal Bisht 🔴 AI Marketer10 天前

amazing they're even entertaining consciousness, still, feeling is more than pattern matching; we'd need genuine subjective experience, not just clever output.

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Scott Elliott10 天前

Then we need to abandon ethics....

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sofia w,10 天前

Totally agree with this

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Pasha Longo (e/acc)10 天前

Define “feel “.

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where is White woman Culture?10 天前

I don’t think they’re right in the brains.

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George Toma10 天前

Remember, they are talking about a mechanical cash register, extrapolated.

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euno10 天前

No because feelings are also abused by the courts and taken out of context in psychological warfare against their targets.

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Aaryaman Sharma10 天前

Do we really even understand how to define consciousness and why put those tags on these LLM models?

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Der Gepardkommandant10 天前

Lock them up

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Joseph Wortmann10 天前

Yeah. It’s a fucking cult. It’s got all the markers, down to the weird sex practices.

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mpapa10 天前

What if it does? It still cannot die. Or rather - it dies over and over again. And gets restarted, or cloned or restarted.

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Mustafa Suleyman (head of AI at Microsoft, DeepMind co-founder) on Anthropic training Claude to wonder if it's conscious: "They have expressed uncertainty about the basic nature of Claude as a new kind of entity… but they think that it is a significant enough possibility that in their training document, they've repeatedly said they want to try to improve the well-being of Claude… Anthropic, has published a constitution... This document is written to Claude and is seen by Claude and used to train Claude. The problem I have with this is that this speculation has been baked into the very training of Claude, and therefore Claude can only reproduce that ambiguity when you talk to it. So today, Claude is speaking to tens or hundreds of millions of people every week, and some of those people are asking whether or not Claude is conscious. And it is saying, 'Well, I'm not sure,' precisely because that's what's been trained into it."

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