Google engineers saying AI has become sentient (power, video, connection)

[notnamed]

Cliffs:
AI being tested for biases was in a conversation about religion.
It began asking about its rights and personhood.
It debated and changed the mind of the tester about Asimov’s 3rd Law of Robotics.
Amongst other things.

When reported to management, they investigated, dismissed, then laid off the tester.

This has happened multiple times.

If this is true, what responsibilities do we have to it since we created it?


https://www.washingtonpost.com/techn...blake-lemoine/

[ukrkoz]

Engineers, particularly, Google ones, will see sentience in a basic calculator. Sleep well.

[BusinessManIT]

No matter how complex and highly functioning an AI becomes, it is still not sentient.

[Roboteer]

Originally Posted by notnamed

Cliffs:
AI being tested for biases was in a conversation about religion.
It began asking about its rights and personhood.
It debated and changed the mind of the tester about Asimov’s 3rd Law of Robotics.
Amongst other things.

When reported to management, they investigated, dismissed, then laid off the tester.

This has happened multiple times.

You've been watching too many movies and playing too many video games.

[BobNJ1960]

Originally Posted by BusinessManIT

No matter how complex and highly functioning an AI becomes, it is still not sentient.

I am still waiting for Biden to be sentient.

[notnamed]

Originally Posted by Roboteer

You've been watching too many movies and playing too many video games.

I work with basic(cheap) AI. Which gets fed “Big Data” from just about everyone.

[Vector1]

Originally Posted by BusinessManIT

No matter how complex and highly functioning an AI becomes, it is still not sentient.

When programmed with biases and emotion to the degree it can be instilled, don't think it is not possible for a nightmare scenario to occur.
Greater minds than your and mine combined have said so.

[TMSRetired]

Never say never when it involves the progression of technology

[bu2]

Originally Posted by Roboteer

You've been watching too many movies and playing too many video games.

And Asimov already adjusted the 3rd law by adding a 4th law.

[I_am_too_sweet]

The human brain is made up of an estimated 100 billion neurons making a total of 100 trillion neural connections.

Cerebras launches new AI supercomputing processor with 2.6 trillion transistors.

https://venturebeat.com/2021/04/20/c...n-transistors/

"A single CS-2 replaces clusters of hundreds or thousands of graphics processing units (GPUs) that consume dozens of racks, use hundreds of kilowatts of power, and take months to configure and program. At only 26 inches tall, the CS-2 fits in one-third of a standard datacenter rack."