Why do you assume they will not need to visit other worlds to 'secure,' vital resources ... — universeness

Does your sense of self (your self awareness or identity) disappear when you die? Or does the self that you sense disappear when it dies, and the "I" - the conscious component continues in some other form? — Benj96

What theory are you using in your reference to the ego and self? Freudian, Jungian, etc.? — Ø implies everything

I wonder if some of these hidden[humanly undetectable] mecha, which apply a star trek style prime directive — universeness

He didn't state nor imply that you did. — bert1

Why have you decided that an AGI'ASI, will decide that this universe is just not big enough for mecha form, orga form and mecha/orga hybrid forms to exist in 'eventual,' harmony? — universeness

In what way did I misinterpret your 'yes' response, to my question quoted above? — universeness

I imagine "androids" as drones / avatars of A³GI which will, like (extreme) sociopaths, 'simulate feelings' (à la biomimicry) in order to facilitate 'person-to-person' interactions with human beings (and members of other near-human sentient species). — 180 Proof

Nothing I've written suggests A³GI "will reject emotions"; on the contrary, it will simulate feelings, as I've said, in order to handle us better (i.e. communicate in more human(izing) terms). — 180 Proof

I remain confident that your dystopian fate for humans is possible, but unlikely.

What is there to speak of in continental philosophy if not the rich contents of our egos? — Ø implies everything

Stevenson is a hot-button issue. — Wayfarer

... anti-metaphysical ... — Wayfarer

I understand dasein as "being there"; it must be a kind of awareness, even if not reflexively self-aware. I agree that the separation of subject and object only obtains discursively; it is not the primordial nature of human experience. — Janus

No, I did not miss the point you made. My question remains, is processing speed or 'thinking' speed the only significant measure? Is speed the only variable that affects quality? — universeness

 It's time to move beyond 'thoughts and prayers.' — opening prayer by U.S. Senate Chaplain Barry C. Black, retired Navy Rear Admiral, on 3 March 2023

Fear, a double edged sword. Ditto for acting and public speaking. — Tom Storm

So, an acceptance/knowledge of death is a liberation from dread and anxiety and an open door to freedom? Does that resonate? — Tom Storm

It’s often argued that all the achievements and struggles of life mean nothing if it all ends in blackness. How so? Aren’t the moments themselves worthwhile? Is eternity the only criterion of value? This seems ugly to me.

What do others think about the role of death in their lives and the concomitant role it plays in their philosophical speculations. Was Montaigne right to say, 'To philosophise is to learn how to die.'

... human extinction; ineluctable nothingness – the radical contingency of the species, its fossils & histories, and our bloodied parade of civilizations – an echo of sighs & moans, laughter & screams fading even now and forever into oblivion. Music is made of silence, which merely interrupts with sudden soundscapes, each piece (i.e. an ephemeral world) ending like raindrops in the ocean. It's terrible knowing, feeling bone deep, that everything and everyone [ ... ] one day very soon in the cosmic scheme of things will be utterly forgotten as if all of it, all of us, had never existed. — 180 Proof

Do you personally assign a measure of 'quality' to a thought? Is thinking or processing faster always superior thinking — universeness

Assuming a neural network processes information 10⁶ times faster than a human brain, every "day" a human-level 'thinking machine' can think 10⁶ times more thoughts than a human brain, or rather cogitate 10⁶ days worth of information in twenty-four hours — 180 Proof

... do you envisage an AGI that would see no need for, or value in, 'feelings?' — universeness

I assume you have watched the remake of Battlestar Galactica.

Did you think the depiction of the dilemmas faced by the Cylon human replicates, were implausible, as a representation for a future AGI?

In what ways do you think an AGI would purpose the moon?

I am more interested is what you envisage as the goals/functions/ purpose/intent of a future AGI

Deadwood: Calamity Jane teaching American history. 'Custer was a cunt. The end.' — Tom Storm

My own god-posit is mostly an explanation for the god-gap in the Big Bang creation story. BB does not begin at the beginning, but assumes the prior existence of Creative Power and Directional Rules for evolution. So, like a Cosmologist, I reasoned backward from current conditions to see if there were any clues to the how & why of sudden emergence from Erewhon (nowhere).

I still saw a philosophical necessity for a Creation Myth to explain why there is something instead of nothing. — Gnomon

I remain unconvinced (for now,) that all of (what I would consider) the most valuable aspects of human consciousness, may not be achievable by any future AGI/ASI system — universeness