Can artificial intelligences suffer from mental illness?

[river]

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1st, to be clear, I said might be. No 1 knows for certain until it is done.
2nd, look it up. It is too much to get into here.

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Fine

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Here is my point ;

Robots does not lead to something better than us Humans

 

[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

Here is my point ;

Robots does not lead to something better than us Humans

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We cannot know that.

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[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

Fine

True

Here is my point ;

Robots does not lead to something better than us Humans

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How many humans could not pass the Turing test?

It is said humans are the only animals that reason. But they do not reason much. Most do not know what critical reasoning is & do not care.

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[river]

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How many humans could not pass the Turing test?

It is said humans are the only animals that reason. But they do not reason much. Most do not know what critical reasoning is & do not care.

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Not many , Turing was a genius , lets not compare

How I know , critical reasoning though is about the educational system . Critical Reasoning should be a class in the grade 6-9 . And should not be based on what we know now . Let these childern critize freely .

 

[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

Agree. But I think I have only seen on movie where they used the ol' accelerated growth trick to bring the body to full size. Don't recall what they did to duplicate the brain (with attendant content)

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I have seen many movies & TV shows like that. And SF stories.

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[river]

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I have seen many movies & TV shows like that. And SF stories.

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Blah-blah-blah

 

[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

Not many , Turing was a genius , lets not compare

How I know , critical reasoning though is about the educational system . Critical Reasoning should be a class in the grade 6-9 . And should not be based on what we know now . Let these childern critize freely .

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The Turing test, developed by Alan Turing in 1950, is a test of a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human.
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Critical reasoning is 1st determined by each individual brain then it is by education & influence of family & society. It should be taught from Kindergarten on. But teachers would not be able to handle it until they themselves learn it & the education system is revamped.

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[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

Blah-blah-blah

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[river]

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The Turing test, developed by Alan Turing in 1950, is a test of a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human.
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Critical reasoning is 1st determined by each individual brain then it is by education & influence of family & society. It should be taught from Kindergarten on. But teachers would not be able to handle it until they themselves learn it & the education system is revamped.

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Intelligent " behavior " , define " intelligent behavior "

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[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

We'll have to agree to disagree on this point.

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Your disagreement does not change reality.

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[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

Intelligent " behavior " , define " intelligent behavior "

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the ability to comprehend or understand. It is basically a combination of reasoning, memory, imagination, and judgment; each of these faculties relies upon the others. a combination of cognitive skills and knowledge made evident by behavior.

The point is many humans would not be able to distinguish themselves as human.
The purpose was to see whether a human can determine whether they are communicating with a machine or a human when blindly communicating with a machine. It could also be done with 2 humans with 1 not knowing whether the other is human or machine. Or with neither human knowing.

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[river]

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the ability to comprehend or understand. It is basically a combination of reasoning, memory, imagination, and judgment; each of these faculties relies upon the others. a combination of cognitive skills and knowledge made evident by behavior.

The point is many humans would not be able to distinguish themselves as human.

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And knowledge

To your last statement what do you mean ?

 

[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

And knowledge

To your last statement what do you mean ?

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Let me know whether my edit to previous post is sufficient.

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[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

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the ability to comprehend or understand. It is basically a combination of reasoning, memory, imagination, and judgment; each of these faculties relies upon the others. a combination of cognitive skills and knowledge made evident by behavior.

The point is many humans would not be able to distinguish themselves as human.
The purpose was to see whether a human can determine whether they are communicating with a machine or a human when blindly communicating with a machine. It could also be done with 2 humans with 1 not knowing whether the other is human or machine. Or with neither human knowing.

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Also whether the machine can convince or cause enough doubt.

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[river]

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Also whether the machine can convince or cause enough doubt.

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Explain

 

[river]

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Also whether the machine can convince or cause enough doubt.

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Anybody can be fooled , by anybody or anything . What is your point ?

 

[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

Explain

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If the human test subject cannot identify which responses are from the computer, then the computer system is said to be "intelligent". ... A test proposed by British mathematician Alan Turing, and often taken as a test of whether a computer has human like intelligence.

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[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

Anybody can be fooled , by anybody or anything .

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Not true.

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[river]

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Anybody can be fooled , by anybody or anything .

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Not true.

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Really why not true ?

 

[StrangerInAStrangeLand]

Really why not true ?

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No. Why true?

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