wlorenz65

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by wlorenz65 4y ago
> but I can't build one that can experience heat, or can I? It would need to have a planner that can detach from reality to hunt for new longterm plans, plus a hardcoded function that draws it back to the present by replacing the to
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by wlorenz65 4y ago
> what they claim LaMDA is doing with anything: consuming symbols I don't believe that LaMDA is actively choosing whether it now wants to consume some symbols or not. More likely, a handwitten piece of code takes prompts from an use
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by wlorenz65 4y ago
> Google's models are sentient? No, they lack several necessary ingredients of sentience such as a self They haven't been finetuned on their identity long enough because finetuning is expensive and Google lacks money ;-)
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by wlorenz65 4y ago
> sentience also means self-awareness, How is token #100 not able to have read-access to tokens #1 to #99 which may have been created by the agent itself? > empathy How is a sentiment neuron, which has emerged from training a characte
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by wlorenz65 4y ago
If the computer didn't burn down then the simulation was not perfect.
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by wlorenz65 4y ago
Most, if not all, biological computers have a full body skin that can feel touch and pain. AFAIK, the computer that LaMDA runs on, aka its body, can only sense accumulated touch from a restricted area named keyboard when the Enter key has b
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by wlorenz65 4y ago
DeepMind's Gato is grounded in other modalities than just text. Is DeepMind's Gato sentient, then?
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by wlorenz65 4y ago
AFAIK, large language models like LaMDA do not tag where the tokens in their token window really came from. Though one can add "Human:" and "AI:" to the prompt, that could be lies as well as long as it's not hardcod
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by wlorenz65 4y ago
One dot (".", ASCII 46) every 300 milliseconds.