[ExI] teachers

[efc at swisscows.email]

I'm currently a materialist and find many good points in scientism, so if 
I have a box or a robot, that convinces me in every aspect that it is conscious
by acting as if it was conscious, that's conscious for me.

I do not subscribe to unique qualia or "redness" experiences, therefore, I 
cannot see a problem with the good old turing.

Best regards,
Daniel


On Thu, 24 Aug 2023, Gregory Jones via extropy-chat wrote:

> BillW's question regarding the instructor's task of distinguishing between a student and AI puts a final nail in the coffin of
> Turing's test.  Artificial intelligence is able create an illusion of consciousness so convincing, we are still debating if it really
> is the real thing, all while failing to adequately define precisely what we mean by "real." 
> spike
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