AI and subjectivity?
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  • Alkis Piskas
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    OK.
    (BTW, AI is very well defined. It's not an abstact idea. It's a concrete, scientific term. I told you to get acquainted with it, but ... who does? People prefer to ignore what AI really is, ttrat it as an abstract idea and make speculations with it.)
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  • Constance
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    If so, it will be nothing more than a reflection of its human creator, subject to the same limitations that we willfully accept in an unthinking manner. It will be more or less human pride made tangible. Future aliens will laugh at our naïveté. — kudos

    I don't think we willfully accept anything in an unthinking manner. A contradiction there.

    And they will perhaps laugh. Or be absolutely terrified. Never laugh at some unhinged AI with a weapon and not afraid to use it.
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  • kudos
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    Exactly… this whole thing is about violence and libido. It has nothing to do with the inward subjectivity other than in the form of a featureless surface.
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