No, Richard Dawkins, AI is bloody well not conscious
This article argues against the notion that Artificial Intelligence is conscious, refuting claims made by Richard Dawkins. The author emphasizes the philosophical distinction between intelligence and consciousness, highlighting that current AI, despite its human-like output, lacks the subjective experience that defines consciousness. The piece draws on philosophical concepts and thought experiments to support its stance.
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- Person: Bernardo Kastrup
- Topic: Artificial Intelligence
- Person: Richard Dawkins
- Topic: Philosophy
- Person: Thomas Nagel
- Person: John Searle
- Topic: Consciousness
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