News: A robot that demostrates self-awareness

Discussion in 'Intelligence & Machines' started by identityless, Dec 27, 2005.

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  1. Hipparchia Registered Senior Member

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    Self awareness is arguably a consequence of meandering and interlacing perception mechanisms within the brain.
     
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  3. Pete It's not rocket surgery Registered Senior Member

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    Sometimes I wonder if there i more than one consciousnesses per brain.
     
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  5. Hipparchia Registered Senior Member

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    We don't think so.
     
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  7. Pete It's not rocket surgery Registered Senior Member

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  8. Michalowski Registered Senior Member

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    Couldn't the robot "detect" if the other robot is itself if the picture was a mirror image? (i.e. left is right and vice versa)... they should try a photograph of the robot.
     
  9. DaleSpam TANSTAAFL Registered Senior Member

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    Nice! This is the best point on the thread. Of course, just because it is self-aware doesn't make it a "person". I would think that ethically you would need to treat it as an animal.

    -Dale
     
  10. phonetic stroking my banjo Registered Senior Member

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    Think about futurama and when all the Lucy Liu's were turned bad by that guy. The first (good) Lucy Liu bot broke the rest, killing herself.

    I'm not quite sure what my point was, but hold that thought.
     
  11. Zephyr Humans are ONE Registered Senior Member

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    What makes a 'person'? Someone who shares 99.9% of your genetic code?
     
  12. DaleSpam TANSTAAFL Registered Senior Member

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    That is a key question, what is the definition of "person"? I am a person, a chicken is not. I am self-aware and so is a chicken, so self-awareness obviously cannot be the essence of personality. I honestly don't know what is.

    -Dale
     
  13. river-wind Valued Senior Member

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    To a certain extent, yes.

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  14. Roman Banned Banned

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    A good question.
    Very good.
     
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    Can you gues witch one is the robot?

    PS this is Repliee Q1

    Not eccacley self aware but it's a nice thing that it can block a slap in the face, and that the bugs in the program makes it spasm from time to time
     
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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repliee_Q1Expo
    Yust trying to show that looks matter somehow I don't really believe that this robot or the other ones are truly self aware but for a certain time they could fool you if you aren't wearing your glasses.

    For any robot to come close to being self aware, it should now how to damage and hold things, like the difference in presure when your holding a egg or a pen, have a basic understanding of newton so if you give it a hammer it nows it's force is going to increase. Then give it a order not to damage itself, And let it lose with a hamer on a water melon and it's own CPU, if it doesn't destroy it own CPU then it has enof self awerness to be somewhat equal to a animal.
     
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