@Sartor1836
How would they differentiate between Socrates and Plato? Are they just feeding the whole dialogues into an AI learning engine? Does the AI know how distinguish between the invented personas in each?
@ChangeDecember2
That’s a commonly made claim that is more of an convenient analogy than it is a proven fact. To make another analogy, it is like a claim that the human brain is a system that is Gödel-complete.
@ArgonGruber
Agreed. But the culprits here assume that minds are simply code, when normal folks upon a little reflection realize that they are more than that.
@JohnHaugeland
The only knowledge I possess is the same very public knowledge that almost everyone else in the world possesses: that minds are not algorithms just because they can build algorithms.
@Sartor1836
@suzania
Student: Plato, how can we have a just society?
Plato: Socrates said submit to an elite called the guardians who will give you a job to do that can’t change. The guardians will be wise ‘cos they will submit to a philosopher-king who gives them a different mate each year…
@Sartor1836
I feel like I know what you're saying, but I'm not sure. Are you saying they lack empathy to understand that others mind's might operate differently from themselves?
@Sartor1836
I had a programmer friend and I noticed that when he got new information he would think about how to encode it, and if it could not be done, it was somehow unreal.
@Sartor1836
I feel like they think it’ll be like Star Trek where main characters can chat with simulations of Albert Einstein or Leonardo da Vinci on the holodeck
@Sartor1836
Hear me out, but feeding merely the writings of a smart person from thousands of years ago isn’t by any means that person.
Try it with Stephen King and see how much folly that is.