Submitted by seethehappymoron t3_11d0voy in philosophy
Avalanche2 t1_ja7s0dl wrote
People who believe AI can become aware or sentient are being disingenuous or really dont understand how AI works. It's really nothing more than "if than" and "if else" functionality using weighted data.
Syllosimo t1_jaa50su wrote
If we simplify that much we can also call humans just bunch of "if else" statements using weighted data and given that how far do we have to go with those "if else" statements as you say to separate line between machine and sentience?
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BobDope t1_ja7vqkv wrote
Eh we advanced beyond the if then stuff some decades ago
BobDope t1_jada0vt wrote
To elaborate, at the most basic level, the fact you are using a nonlinear activation function in neural nets makes it decidedly a different animal from ‘if then’. Although with tree models and such yea they are a very convoluted mess of if then statements no human programmer would wish to work out themselves. The recurring theme is these things increasingly run away from our ability to understand or reason about them, although many researchers are doing work in that area
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