If an imitation of human consciousness called artificial consciousness is built on the basis of AI technology in the future, will it be built by mapping the functioning of human consciousness or rather as a kind of result of the development and refinement of the issue of autonomy of thought processes developed within the framework of "thinking" generative artificial intelligence?
Solutions to this question may vary. However, the key issue is the moral dilemmas in the applications of the constantly developing and improving artificial intelligence technology and the preservation of ethics in the process of developing applications of these technologies. In addition to this, the key issues within the framework of this issue also include the need to more fully explore and clarify what human consciousness is, how it is formed, how it functions within specific plexuses of neurons in the human central nervous system.
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:
If an imitation of human consciousness called artificial consciousness is built on the basis of AI technology in the future, will it be built by mapping the functioning of human consciousness or rather as a kind of result of the development and refinement of the issue of autonomy of thought processes developed within the framework of "thinking" generative artificial intelligence?
How can artificial consciousness be built on the basis of AI technology?
And what is your opinion on this topic?
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Dariusz Prokopowicz
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Dear Dariusz Prokopowicz ,
Artificial intelligence (AI) is usually defined as the simulation of human intelligence processes by computer systems. It’s become a very popular term today and thanks to its ubiquitous presence in many industries, new advancements are being made regularly.
AI systems are very much able to replicate aspects of the human mind, but they have a long way to go before they inherit consciousness - something that comes naturally to humans. Yet, while machines lack this sentience, research is underway to embed artificial consciousness (AC) into them.
https://www.turing.com/kb/complete-analysis-of-artificial-intelligence-vs-artificial-consciousness
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Shafagat
We have been conducting such research for years, and have two milestones under our belt: 1) reverse-engineered the logic of the retina, and 2) have nearly completed the first phase of architecting the recurring processors that tile the grey matter of the brain. This appears to be the path that Godel, Turing, et al., were alluding to.
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There is some intuition as to what intelligence is-there's no comparable intuition as to what consciousness is. That's why it doesn't make sense to speak about artificial consciousness. Already ``artificial intelligence'' is just a placeholder, it doesn't mean anything beyond a label of the approximation to human intelligence by non-human objects. In that sense, ``artificial consciousness'' would be the approximation to human consciousness by non-human objects. Only it's not at all clear in what way this could be distinguished from artificial intelligence.
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