ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE : IS IT A TRUE THINKING CONSCIOUSNESS ?
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Today we will talk about artificial intelligence !
Indeed, artificial intelligence is now able to make more accurate predictions, but it is based on big data statistics. This ability to make predictions without understanding, obtained through machine learning, would have to be based on big data, and not just small data as people can do in many cases.
Not long ago, Lemoyne, an AI engineer at Google (hereafter Google), claimed that the LAMDA conversational language model is "alive" and "its awareness is awakening," and presented 21 pages of evidence to that effect. He believes that LaMDA has the intelligence of a seven- or eight-year-old child, and believes that LaMDA not only considers itself to be a human being, but fights for its rights as a human being. LaMoyne's opinions and evidence have drawn a lot of attention from the industry. The case recently came to its final conclusion when Google issued a statement saying that LaMoyne had violated its "employment and data security policies" and fired him. Google claimed that, after a thorough review, it had found that Lamoyne's claim that LaMDA was alive was completely unfounded.
Although "whether artificial intelligence has autonomous consciousness" has always been a controversial topic in the artificial intelligence community , the dramatic story of the Google engineer and LaMDA has once again sparked heated debate on the topic in the industry.
The machine becomes talkative
"If you want to travel to remember to bundle up, because I'm especially cold here." This was the playful response of The artificial intelligence when chatting with the research team while "playing" Pluto, and when asked if "anyone has visited Pluto," it was able to respond with accurate data.
Today, artificial intelligence is becoming more and more talkative.
How far has the model of artificial intelligence progressed to the point where a practitioner of artificial intelligence research would consider it conscious?
It has been proposed that the human brain can plan future behavior using only part of the visual input. Only the visual input should be done in a conscious state. Both involve "counterfactual information generation," i.e., the generation of corresponding sensations without direct sensory input.