Why are people arguing sentience and not the fact that this is another attempt to completely remove a sector of the workforce the way Covid was the conduit to remove a complete sector of the outside world? This shit is valued at nearly 200 billion dollars

  • UlyssesT [he/him]
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    6 days ago

    I've had recent unsolicited and undesired "the treat printers are already approaching human sapience and are only getting better, just build a larger database bro why are you emotional and afraid bro" exchanges with not-naming-names here recently. They may even show up in this thread soon.

    • BobDole [none/use name]
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      3 days ago

      bazinga bazinga bazinga bazinga bazinga bazinga bazinga bazinga bazinga bazinga bazinga

      We don’t appreciate the disrespect you’ve shown towards Roko’s basilisk

      • UlyssesT [he/him]
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        5 days ago

        I wouldn't mind that bazinga proselytizing as much if it was just lemmyverse techbros or brave new alt accounts, but when it comes from old and established Hexbear posters... saddens me to see someone that claims to be ostensibly leftist but has a big glaring blind spot that buys into this particular capitalist bullshit for whatever reason. marx-doomer

    • Hexboare [they/them]
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      5 days ago

      They may even show up in this thread soon.

      I'm right here bro, you can't tell me my LLM isn't sentient when the evidence is clearly there

      sentient-ai

      (Although it's an interesting tangent that we're actually talking about machine sapience - the experiential and emotional dimensions of sensation is just taken for granted as something that comes with human intelligence, even though our wetware is similar to all the other animals)

      • UlyssesT [he/him]
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        5 days ago

        There are a few much, much worse waifu-seekers out there that mostly focus on insulting biological intelligence (or naysayers in general because they have decades of scifi cliches to fall back on to call people "afraid" and "emotional") because it's a shortcut to making the treat printers sound closer to ascendance. You didn't do that at least, so hooray.

      • Frank [he/him, he/him]
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        5 days ago

        the experiential and emotional dimensions of sensation is just taken for granted as something that comes with human intelligence, even though our wetware is similar to all the other animals)

        We just had a micro-struggle session about whether trees think and I declared that consciousness is a decision made by an observer rather than a quality of the subject, thus FINALLY shutting the book on that fucking argument for all time in all possible futures.

        (trees do think they just think real slow).