That you wouldn't recognise decent science if it bit you on the backside?
At least he's presenting a reasonably large target...
That you wouldn't recognise decent science if it bit you on the backside?
I put ayahuasca into the talk because a.) it was an important entry point in the actual story 2.) because it was a great way to distinguish between two distinct views in philosophy regarding consciousness, dualism and materialism 3.) to show how google is a unique metaphor that can explain or share something in common with both of them - or both models can share a transcendent in common 4.) what's more absurd, conscious plants or conscious computers? your answer is probably culturally determined 5.) it makes for interesting story telling.
It's "Dennett", not "Dennet". Then again, since you don't seem to know the difference between "your" and "you're", and are vague on the use of capital letters and punctuation, I can't say I'm surprised that you didn't spot it even when pointed out.
Ah, the Noble Savage. How very 15th Century of you.
Hey! Where's Dennett? There's no Dennett in the video. The ideas are not interesting if there's no Dennett!
Last year? I know of the one from 2009 (linked to on this page http://www.chem1.com/CQ/clusqk.html) - has there been another?
ETA: I have 2 publications in the BMJ and one in BJPsych![]()
okay so? and your point is what?
Oh, he's been even more dishonest elsewhere, even shamelessly using sock puppets to puff his piece of nonsense.Wait, this is you in the talk?
You didn't mention that in the OP. You are essentially advertising yourself. That's very dishonest of you.
Wait, this is you in the talk?
You didn't mention that in the OP. You are essentially advertising yourself. That's very dishonest of you.
Oh, he's been even more dishonest elsewhere, even shamelessly using sock puppets to puff his piece of nonsense.
Ironic.
lol - then where is the lie?
Hmm great to see that human behaviour is universal regardless of intellect.
So back on topic, what of the general idea of the development of intelligence and self awareness in the Internet. I recall A C Clarke writing of the idea of a global online consciousness in Fountains of Paradise.
Personally I don't think it will be too long, maybe another 10 or 20 years.
How about the more aggressive ideas such as those presented in the Terminator series or the Matrix? After all it is entirely reasonable to assume that the US military will head down the route of AI in the development of net centric warfare and that 6th generation fighters may be able to continue fighting in the event of pilot loss.
At what point can we consider that a system has become self aware?
I think I will express myself as I see fit - dig?
Yes, of course, you will then have to tolerate criticism for it when it is misleading, or omits critical information.