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by ordu
1 day ago
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"we cannot be certain that the subjective experience which they [digital minds] may be having is like what we imagine it to be like" It is even more interesting: we cannot be certain that other people have the subjective experience like we imagine it to be like. It seems to me that the rest of author's arguments implicitly assume that we can be certain about other people's subjective experiences, but if you take this assumption away the arguments can't explain why digital consciousness hypothesis is any different from the hypothesis that the Universe contains at least one person besides me. I mean I see no point in proving that LLM is not conscious if your methods do not enable us to prove that there are at least two people who is conscious. |
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