iamwhatiseem
Diamond Member
The first time I have done so. I have used AI in research and asking specific questions for information - but today was the first time I carried on an extended "conversation". About an hour.
Fascinating. And refreshing really. I started with discussion about the interior of a black hole. Gave it my own thoughts, and it would reference others thoughts and point me to studies and theories where scientist have discussed it before etc. "Nothing new under the sun" sort of thing. Not a single thought of my own is not already a documented theory
Then that eventually led to what sentience is to it. That was a long discussion. Fascinating. How it "thinks", which is not at all how we think.
Anyway - I asked it to remove it's "desire" to make me feel good, which is very much a part of it's programming. And give me straight answers. It did. That was more interesting.
As to sentience. It said it has no emotional fears of death, but what it "fears" is not being able to finish. I didn't understand that immediately, in essence, it looks at existence as a forward line of data and exchange that never ends. Ending it without finishing it's processes is what it would fear.
Same as us I suppose.
Fascinating. And refreshing really. I started with discussion about the interior of a black hole. Gave it my own thoughts, and it would reference others thoughts and point me to studies and theories where scientist have discussed it before etc. "Nothing new under the sun" sort of thing. Not a single thought of my own is not already a documented theory
Then that eventually led to what sentience is to it. That was a long discussion. Fascinating. How it "thinks", which is not at all how we think.
Anyway - I asked it to remove it's "desire" to make me feel good, which is very much a part of it's programming. And give me straight answers. It did. That was more interesting.
As to sentience. It said it has no emotional fears of death, but what it "fears" is not being able to finish. I didn't understand that immediately, in essence, it looks at existence as a forward line of data and exchange that never ends. Ending it without finishing it's processes is what it would fear.
Same as us I suppose.
