Jay520 said:
1. I only responded to what I felt needed to be responded to. But just for your sake. I will repost your post and respond to all the points
(a) I responded to this and this conversation is ongoing. (b) I can give the same answer to this that I can give as 'a'. Computers can be programmed to do it. (c ) What is your point? Are you arguing that because something is the byproduct of the brain, it cannot be produced using other means? Moreover, I addressed this in the OP, so I didn't feel it needed to be responded to. (d) This is a true statement. Not sure why you brought this up. 2. Humans also need to look back on their memory bank of facts, experiences, etc. to rationalize. Sure, they don't have preset answers to questions. But I have no reason to believe that robots won't advance far enough where they too will look bank on their memory bank of facts and experiences to rationalize, without just responding with preset answers. 3. It's basically the same as your human example with a diffferent application. Don't see why both need a response. 4. I'm talking about mentally retarded humans with an inability to speak and have a low awareness. Do you believe they have rights? 5. No, I don't deny that. Just because something comes from the brain, that doesn't mean it can only come from the brain. |
You miss the point that programming a directive is not the same thing as a rationalization. You can simulate thought, but you cannot create it.
You can teach a computer what emotions are and a computer can simulate the emotion, but it will never truly emote. The same goes for conscious.
Id rather not go into proving humans have conscious. That is a settled dispute.
You don't need to speak to have conscious. You say low awareness not NO awareness so you answer your own question.







