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Can AI experience reality? Watch Suzanne Gildert's presentation on her scientific program to test a theory of AI consciousness using quantum computers and robotics. Part of the Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) super series. Next stop: Barcelona, for the Science of Consciousness conference. Also on YouTube: Suzanne Gildert Ajay Agrawal...

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Dan Priestmanvor 1 Jahr

@creativedlab My definition of consciousness: Language models equate to calculas. Energy is the ultimate decipherer of information. Observation is relative (Einstein), and Quantum mechanics the description of observer. Consciousness is the quantum observer.

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Nirvanic Consciousness Technologiesvor 1 Jahr

@creativedlab thanks Dan!

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Mikevor 1 Jahr

@creativedlab This was great, awesome visuals and explanations. It was really cool seeing Kit Kat in action!

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Theodore A Hoppevor 1 Jahr

@creativedlab Misleading. "Autonomous decision-making" in humans refers to the capacity to make choices and act independently, without external control or coercion. It involves evaluating situations, weighing options, and selecting a course of action based on one's reasoning, values, and goals

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Krispyvor 1 Jahr

@creativedlab Testing AI consciousness may open a door we’re not ready to close. If we build something that feels, desires, or evolves... we’re no longer in control. We're creating a new form of life without knowing the rules.

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Brian Hetkevor 1 Jahr

@creativedlab The difference between a human and an AI robot is not that we are alive. Life is what a dissociative mental process in universal consciousness looks like. Life is not assembled, it grows.

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