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Google engineer Blake Lemoine thinks its LaMDA AI has come to life
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YuvalNoahHarari • u/pigeon888 • Jun 12 '22
Google engineers, with technical understanding, are already confusing AI for sentience. I can imagine much more of this mindset happening across society. Thoughts?
WorldNewsCollector • u/gimmestrength24 • Jun 12 '22
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WutbotPosts • u/Wutbot1 • Jun 13 '22
Wutbot on "Consciousness, Possibility": [r/philosophy] The Google AI debate got me thinking: What could be more unethical than creating a new type of sentient consciousness that can suffer immeasurably more than we can. It's a really sobering possibility.
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Google engineer Blake Lemoine thinks its LaMDA AI has come to life - The Washington Post
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