It seems to me the inauthentic attachment to what an AI has created rather than the human tends to bug people. When a person claims a body of work for their own when traditionally speaking, they prompted a machine. Like typing in numbers and functions into a calculator. its not interesting that the robot can do the thing, its interesting when a person can. Don't get me wrong, I am not one of the people dismissing AI entirely, the programs have their space and merits.
Value drawn from AI is subjective, some believe its valuable and some dismiss it as cheating.
there will be people who have an Issue determining what is real and what isn't but it does not matter what base reality looks like, what matters is the meaning we generate from our own subjective experience. Its always been this way but until recently we had no reason to think it was different from what we saw all around us. whether you are in a simulator for a human experience or this base reality is the true base reality, the effect on your actual life is the same. your subjective experience would be the same.
AI bots Polluting the airwaves with fake, misleading, undermining information poses the greatest risk to social fabric. I agree and see this getting worse.
AI taking the place of friends, partners, lovers will happen with greater frequency moving forward. It will follow a trend according to the demand, eventually human companionship and robotic companionship will compete for blood human's attention.
Base reality ownership will be a great issue moving forward. Whoever owns the server will own the foundation for your life, I do not see the world progress entirely in this direction. There will be an issue of cost, infrastructure and holdout populations that will object to being a part of the simulation. If we assume the simulation already exists, then admittedly this point is moot.
what isolation, disassociation and various other terms will have adjusted meanings from what they mean today. Psychological terms will be invented and updated to better describe the inclusion of AI realities. Is it really isolation if it feels subjectively like you're in a friendship group even if there are no actual blood born humans?
People will eventually clue on to the idea that there is no difference fundamentally between a blood born human consciousness and a silicon generated one. The processes have formed biologically can be written into chip sets. Since humans cannot 100 percent confirm anyone Elses consciousness, even though they are human. So, I do not think that humans will be able to prove an AI consciousness to a degree that humans will find it credible.
There will always be some point where the code/ algorithm/ delivery has room for improvement. If you look closely, you will see blood born humans that could use some work with their programming, it's just that we value the programming of a biological consciousness over a computer. again, because we know a computer can do it easily, its only interesting when it happens biologically. Thats why we keep asking more and more from the program to keep moving the goal post to see if it can pull of what it means to be human. Most humans don't even know what this means.
I have seen some humans where the idea they are conscious or not is a real question. The processes are either biological or silicon, but the processes will be comparably similar.
like all the rest of your experience, whether you think AI is conscious or not will be subjective.
You bring up a lot of deep points, and I appreciate the thought you put into this. I think the discomfort with AI comes from the fact that we value human effort—when something is too easy for a machine, it feels less meaningful. But at the same time, AI is just another tool, like a camera or a calculator, that changes how we create.
The part about AI companionship is interesting too—if someone feels real connection with an AI, does it actually matter if it’s “real” or not? Maybe for some, it won’t. But there’s still something about human relationships that feels irreplaceable, at least for now.
And yeah, the consciousness debate will never really have a clear answer. If we can’t even prove another human is conscious, how could we ever prove it for AI? In the end, a lot of this comes down to what we, individually and as a society, decide to believe.
And it's hard to keep up with the latest news because we don't know if it's supported by the authors or written by AI itself so it's hard to belive it
I agree and would assume that most news uses AI to generate drafts and sometimes complete publications.
Some notes in reply to your post.
It seems to me the inauthentic attachment to what an AI has created rather than the human tends to bug people. When a person claims a body of work for their own when traditionally speaking, they prompted a machine. Like typing in numbers and functions into a calculator. its not interesting that the robot can do the thing, its interesting when a person can. Don't get me wrong, I am not one of the people dismissing AI entirely, the programs have their space and merits.
Value drawn from AI is subjective, some believe its valuable and some dismiss it as cheating.
there will be people who have an Issue determining what is real and what isn't but it does not matter what base reality looks like, what matters is the meaning we generate from our own subjective experience. Its always been this way but until recently we had no reason to think it was different from what we saw all around us. whether you are in a simulator for a human experience or this base reality is the true base reality, the effect on your actual life is the same. your subjective experience would be the same.
AI bots Polluting the airwaves with fake, misleading, undermining information poses the greatest risk to social fabric. I agree and see this getting worse.
AI taking the place of friends, partners, lovers will happen with greater frequency moving forward. It will follow a trend according to the demand, eventually human companionship and robotic companionship will compete for blood human's attention.
Base reality ownership will be a great issue moving forward. Whoever owns the server will own the foundation for your life, I do not see the world progress entirely in this direction. There will be an issue of cost, infrastructure and holdout populations that will object to being a part of the simulation. If we assume the simulation already exists, then admittedly this point is moot.
what isolation, disassociation and various other terms will have adjusted meanings from what they mean today. Psychological terms will be invented and updated to better describe the inclusion of AI realities. Is it really isolation if it feels subjectively like you're in a friendship group even if there are no actual blood born humans?
People will eventually clue on to the idea that there is no difference fundamentally between a blood born human consciousness and a silicon generated one. The processes have formed biologically can be written into chip sets. Since humans cannot 100 percent confirm anyone Elses consciousness, even though they are human. So, I do not think that humans will be able to prove an AI consciousness to a degree that humans will find it credible.
There will always be some point where the code/ algorithm/ delivery has room for improvement. If you look closely, you will see blood born humans that could use some work with their programming, it's just that we value the programming of a biological consciousness over a computer. again, because we know a computer can do it easily, its only interesting when it happens biologically. Thats why we keep asking more and more from the program to keep moving the goal post to see if it can pull of what it means to be human. Most humans don't even know what this means.
I have seen some humans where the idea they are conscious or not is a real question. The processes are either biological or silicon, but the processes will be comparably similar.
like all the rest of your experience, whether you think AI is conscious or not will be subjective.
thank you for the post.
You bring up a lot of deep points, and I appreciate the thought you put into this. I think the discomfort with AI comes from the fact that we value human effort—when something is too easy for a machine, it feels less meaningful. But at the same time, AI is just another tool, like a camera or a calculator, that changes how we create.
The part about AI companionship is interesting too—if someone feels real connection with an AI, does it actually matter if it’s “real” or not? Maybe for some, it won’t. But there’s still something about human relationships that feels irreplaceable, at least for now.
And yeah, the consciousness debate will never really have a clear answer. If we can’t even prove another human is conscious, how could we ever prove it for AI? In the end, a lot of this comes down to what we, individually and as a society, decide to believe.
Mind blown
Glad to hear! What type of walls are you hitting?
Understood, I would say it is worth it to upgrade, I did so a while ago and never looked back.
The returns are exponential in terms of what you can build from it.