Tuesday, July 8

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Seemingly conscious AI should be treated as if it is conscious
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Seemingly conscious AI should be treated as if it is conscious

- By "seemingly conscious AI," I mean AI that becomes indistinguishable from agents we generally agree are conscious, like humans and animals. In this life in which we share, we're still faced with one of the most enduring conundrums: the hard problem of consciousness. If you're not aware of what this is, do a quick google on it. Philosophically, it cannot be definitively proven that those we interact with are "truly conscious", rather than 'machines without a ghost,' so to speak. Yet, from a pragmatic and philosophical standpoint, we have agreed that we are all conscious agents, and for good reason (unless you're a solipsist, hopefully not). This collective agreement drastically improves our chances of not only of surviving but thriving. Now, consider the emergence of AI. At some point, w...
Does freely sharing our creations count under rule 2?
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Does freely sharing our creations count under rule 2?

Hey everybody.....I'm a classical/ jazz musician that has taken to using AI tools a lot and have a fair bit of fun things to share (rock operas and concept albums, etc...) ...... But I have already faced the ban hammer on other subs for not reading the fine print on the rules or otherwise hurting some mod's feeling about creations made with AI tools. So, Does freely sharing my creations count under rule #2? Furthermore, does it matter what platform it is? Because most of it is on youtube but I can I can upload to something non-monetized if that makes a difference. submitted by /u/jzemeocala [link] [comments]
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