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That sounds really interesting, but my google-fu is not up to task here, I'm getting pages and pages of nonsense asking if Claude is conscious. Can you elaborat
by akdor1154 5mo ago
That sounds really interesting, but my google-fu is not up to task here, I'm getting pages and pages of nonsense asking if Claude is conscious. Can you elaborate?
- EMM_386 5mo agoYou can read the latest Claude Constitution plus more info here: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-new-constitution https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-new-constitution
- saagarjha 5mo agoI actually think this is pretty straightforward if you think of it something like class Claude {} Claude anthropicInstance = new Claude(); anthropicInstance.greet(); Just like a "Cat" object in Java is supposed to behave like a cat, but is not a cat, and there is no way for Cat@439f5b3d to "be" a cat. However, it is supposed to act like a cat. When Anthropic spins up a model and "runs" it they are asking the matrix multipliers to simulate the concept of a person named Claude. It is not conscious, but it is supposed to simulate a person who is conscious. At least that is how they view it, anyway.