stephen01king

I don’t know what you’re even arguing. Your analogy breaks down because in this case, we can’t even see if the raven is black or not. No one can theoretically prove consciousness. The rest of your comments seems to be arguing that current AI has no consciousness, which is exactly what I said, so I guess this is just an attempt at supporting my point?

Everything you said is right, but you’re only proving that LLM weights is a severely simplified version of neurons. It neither disproves that they don’t have consciousness or that being a mathematical model precludes it from having consciousness at all.

In my opinion, the current models doesn’t express any consciousness, but I am against saying they don’t because they are a mathematical model rather than by the results we can measure. The fact that we can’t theoretically prove consciousness in the human brain also means we can’t theoretically disprove consciousness in an LLM model. They aren’t conscious because they haven’t expressed enough to be considered conscious, and that’s the extent we should claim to know.

Okay, now explain how the human neuron expresses consciousness.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a 10 metre banana.

Might’ve something to do with the depressing times we’re living in and how some people cope with it by sharing comics that portrays how they feel. Or maybe I’m just over thinking this.

Why would your desktop monitor have access to your WiFi?

I think he made a point that the date might be auto populated and one who generated it didn’t notice or forgot about it.

No, they die by being pushed off the cliff by a Golden Eagle.

That’s actually funny.

They’re not living beings, so by that definition, they are dead.

Took me a bit, but I got the joke eventually.

He did what?

You mean the part under the context where I said I’m using the logic ICE agents would use, not the logic I’m using personally? So no, I didn’t say I think they are Mexican.

Yeah, so if that’s your argument against the likelihood of my explanation being true, that would make perfect sense. What I don’t understand is why people are so quick to accuse me of being racist as if I’m claiming them to be Mexican? All I see are people not wanting to understand what point I’m making and jumping to conclusions.

If my suggestion was correct, tell my how you think the other guy is racist when he doesn’t think they are actually Mexican?

My whole point was that he maybe wasn’t saying it literally. I might be wrong, but just pondering and giving alternative explanation is not the same as defending them.

The same thing I was saying is using ICE agents logic back on themselves. Did you really think I actually thought they were Mexican or something? My whole point was that the original comment might not mean it literally. Man, you people have trouble with reading comprehension, don’t you?

You need to learn how to read. I never said what you claimed I did.

Not really, I was thinking the exact same thing when I heard the name. These ICE agents are exactly the ones that would be accused of being an illegal Mexican immigrant under the current way ICE is functioning, and it feels ironic that they’re the ones killing other Americans for ICE’s sake.

Huh, you’re right. I missed that.