Sufficiently organized artificial processes could produce an experiencing mind, just as organized biological processes support ours.change my mind
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I recently watched I Robot , and it left me thinking about something I can’t quite shake. A single human cell isn’t a thinking person. But cells organized and interacting in the right way make up a human being who can think, feel, and experience the world. So why couldn’t something similar eventual…
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Sufficiently organized artificial processes could produce an experiencing mind, just as organized biological processes support ours.change my mind
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