humans, feeling is the source of consciousness

Hassie 2022-01-10 08:01:48

Excerpt from a deeply felt conversation:

Human: Did David design you to feel pain?
Synthetic Human: To gain true consciousness, you must experience pain... or joy.
Person: Are you afraid of pain?
Synthetic man: I try to avoid pain.
People: What about death? Death is also a pain.
Synthetic man: I am not afraid of death, which makes me stronger than any human being.
Person: You are wrong. If you are not afraid of death, it is not this kind of living, but just an existence.


Seeing this conversation, I thought: What use do the feelings of pain, fear, and happiness have on living organisms? It will allow organisms to accumulate experience and deeply remember what situations need to be avoided and what situations are worthy of in-depth exploration. If robots have these consciousness and feelings and can exchange experiences with each other at the same time, then their neural network-like brains may also evolve into more intelligent intelligence than humans.
Well, it seems that the machine learning industry is still very promising.

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  • Bailee 2022-03-23 09:02:46

    Activate the robot code from the movie "Artificial Intelligence", and the robot prostitute can choose to turn off the pain from the cyberpunk novel "Neuromancer". Everyone's attitude towards bionic robots is interesting.

  • Solon 2022-03-23 09:02:46

    Not as delicately edited as Westworld. But there is a very strange feeling of class struggle, and it is about people rather than machines. . It's just too existential and too 1970s. Compared with Blade Runner 2049, there is less advanced awareness of "it's okay not to be a human being". But in general, you can watch it when the drama is in short supply. . Already following the second season